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Things That Your Auto Body Shop Won't Tell You by Steven2 Hong
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Things That Your Auto Body Shop Won't Tell You by STEVEN2 HONG
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| Article Posted: 06/29/2012 |
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Things That Your Auto Body Shop Won't Tell You |
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Automotive,Business,Construction
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Auto body shops typically repair your vehicles at pre-set rates. Often, the repair part is kept to a bare minimum just to keep the insurance companies afloat. However, there are many body shops that refuse to work with specific insurance companies primarily because of the mob-like tactics that these companies use to gain profits from an auto body shop. Unfortunately, such shops that prefer to do business honestly are rarely found. Original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts are perfect for your car. Conversely, the insurance companies compel body shops to use generic replacement parts primarily because they are low-priced. If the accident occurred because of your fault, then you have no other option than to abide by the rules of your policy that allow insurance company to use OEM parts. On the other hand, if the accident was someone else’s fault, then you can surely ask the body shop to use only OEM parts, which might be expensive, but they are safe for you and your vehicle. Often, auto body shops take up more jobs than they can actually handle. In such circumstances, they literally fail to stick to the delivery date. Hence, before going to pick up your vehicle, it is essential to confirm with the shop whether the car is ready or not. It’s a good way to safe your precious time. While your car is being repaired, insurance companies provide you a rental car with a promise that they will reimburse the car rental bill. In reality, the bill is seldom reimbursed for the full amount. In fact, insurance companies usually have an agreement with car rental companies, and it’s the duty of the insurance company to provide you car rental facility free of cost. Insurance companies provide warranty on parts, if you get your car repaired in their body repair shops. The truth is that all auto body shops provide guarantee on repairs as long as you own the vehicle. In simple words, there is no obligation on you to get the damages repaired in repair shops of insurance companies. Directly contact the auto body shop of your choice and request them to tow your car. If an alternative transportation is needed or the rental facility is covered by your policy or the other party is paying the bill, then you can ask the body shop to arrange the rental for you. Soon after the accident, get in touch with your insurance company and ask for a claim number. If your insurance company insists on examining your vehicle at your home or claim center, you can do this. You can also drop your vehicle at the auto body shop and ask the insurance company to examine the car at the shop of your choice. Good auto body shops have superlative facilities, equipments and trained personnel to restore your car to its pre-loss condition. Although experts can easily detect that your vehicle has been repaired, but this doesn’t mean that the auto shop hasn’t done its job properly. An auto body shop does not have the equipments that manufacturers have to build up a car. For this reason, it is difficult for them to replicate the manufacturer’s work. However, your car will be aesthetically and structurally restored to its pre-loss condition. To take care of the dings and dents that occur in the best kept vehicles, you should contact a Sacramento body shop. You can learn more about Sacramento auto body businesses by checking on the Internet.
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