I own a 05Jeep wrangler.I hydroplaned at 40mph, had the 4wd engaged, did a few 360 spins& hit a few concrete barrier. The front didn't even look damaged, the back looked close to it took the hit. The bumper was pushed in, the spare tire blew on impact& the rim be pushed into my door. I call my insurance& file a claim, I purloin the car to their preferred shop. I get a name couple hours later saying they are going to enjoy to put a fender on that doesn't match in color. I decline repairs 2 the fender. I acquire a call the next morning telling me I can pick up my car& the repairs are complete. Stating they fixed the bumper & rear door.They even the changed the fender when I clearly said not to. I looked at the workorder & notice they have my car down as an automatic when its a manual. So should I trust this repair, tho it was fixed surrounded by one day& is written with wrong specs? Is it possible that they didn't throughly test everything& more injure is there? Is my damage common with this type of accident?
I'm an insurance agent, but for a broker. I be ALWAYS taught that an insurance company could not suggest a repair shop. They can tell you some, but not recommend them. Laws may diverge in other states though.
I suggest you call you insurance company vertebrae and explain about the discrepancy in the automatic/standard. Also, depending on what your coverage is, your insurance company may replace parts next to used parts rather than paying for new, similar parts. Talk to your agent about this also. I know from experience that some people obtain the minimum state insurance requirements, and then want to blame the insurance company for not replacing everything for them. As I said, talk to your agent, see what they enunciate, and consider increasing your coverage.
Good luck with this and I'm glad you weren't seriously injured.
Answers: Normally, if your insurance company have a preferred shop, they will stand behind the repairs.
Just because the work order showed AUTOMATIC vs standard, that's petty.
Just be glad YOU are okay and they you enjoy your car back surrounded by a short period of time. Don't fret over the replaced fender.
They have a duty to put your saloon back in the shape it be in PRIOR to your wreck.
Good luck, drive RESPONSIBLY and I hope this helps!
I'm an insurance agent, but for a broker. I be ALWAYS taught that an insurance company could not suggest a repair shop. They can tell you some, but not recommend them. Laws may diverge in other states though.
I suggest you call you insurance company vertebrae and explain about the discrepancy in the automatic/standard. Also, depending on what your coverage is, your insurance company may replace parts next to used parts rather than paying for new, similar parts. Talk to your agent about this also. I know from experience that some people obtain the minimum state insurance requirements, and then want to blame the insurance company for not replacing everything for them. As I said, talk to your agent, see what they enunciate, and consider increasing your coverage.
Good luck with this and I'm glad you weren't seriously injured.
How outmoded do you hold to be...
I'm an insurance agent, but for a broker. I be ALWAYS taught that an insurance company could not suggest a repair shop. They can tell you some, but not recommend them. Laws may diverge in other states though.
I suggest you call you insurance company vertebrae and explain about the discrepancy in the automatic/standard. Also, depending on what your coverage is, your insurance company may replace parts next to used parts rather than paying for new, similar parts. Talk to your agent about this also. I know from experience that some people obtain the minimum state insurance requirements, and then want to blame the insurance company for not replacing everything for them. As I said, talk to your agent, see what they enunciate, and consider increasing your coverage.
Good luck with this and I'm glad you weren't seriously injured.
Answers: Normally, if your insurance company have a preferred shop, they will stand behind the repairs.
Just because the work order showed AUTOMATIC vs standard, that's petty.
Just be glad YOU are okay and they you enjoy your car back surrounded by a short period of time. Don't fret over the replaced fender.
They have a duty to put your saloon back in the shape it be in PRIOR to your wreck.
Good luck, drive RESPONSIBLY and I hope this helps!
I'm an insurance agent, but for a broker. I be ALWAYS taught that an insurance company could not suggest a repair shop. They can tell you some, but not recommend them. Laws may diverge in other states though.
I suggest you call you insurance company vertebrae and explain about the discrepancy in the automatic/standard. Also, depending on what your coverage is, your insurance company may replace parts next to used parts rather than paying for new, similar parts. Talk to your agent about this also. I know from experience that some people obtain the minimum state insurance requirements, and then want to blame the insurance company for not replacing everything for them. As I said, talk to your agent, see what they enunciate, and consider increasing your coverage.
Good luck with this and I'm glad you weren't seriously injured.
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