Dyna Repairs
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Insurance should cover everything including labor. If it doesn't, driver at fault should cover the rest. I wouldn't try to get more out of it than what is really damaged , but have the insurance pay for everything. If you decide to fix it yourself, you'll probably get less money and no warranty. Just make sure your insurance handles everything for you so the other insurance pays for everything and talk to your dealer to make sure the insurance estimator bargains so much that they take stuff out. Try to have them replace everything and nit fix.
I had an insurance try to rectify a set of rims that got ruined in a pot hold and I put it in writing that if I saw a difference in paint they would buy a new set for being cheap on my coverage. They had two buy four new wheels because of a lousy fix and crapy paint job.
Good luck
I had an insurance try to rectify a set of rims that got ruined in a pot hold and I put it in writing that if I saw a difference in paint they would buy a new set for being cheap on my coverage. They had two buy four new wheels because of a lousy fix and crapy paint job.
Good luck
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