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Hey guys I just recently got into an accident and I lost 2 rims and some suspension parts luckly i didnt hit any cars just a curb. I don't have full coverage but I'm wondering if insurance will cover it for me? Thanks guys pics as soon as possible.
-Bill
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Well, it all depends on if you have collision coverage or not. if you do have collison coverage you would pay your deductible and they fix it.
if you do not have collsion coverage then your SOL man. sorry.
if you do not have collsion coverage then your SOL man. sorry.
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^^ He did say in the OP he doesn't have full coverage. I assumed this to mean no comp or col.
Btw, to the OP, you'll need to host your pics somewhere other than your computer so that the rest of us can see
Btw, to the OP, you'll need to host your pics somewhere other than your computer so that the rest of us can see
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No, insurance wont be able to help you out. That lip is toast i guess it time for a new set of rims and maybe new uper and lower control arms because you front wheel is pushed way to far back to be normal.
Last edited by Illuminati; Apr 29, 2012 at 07:32 PM.
Yeah...that doesn't look like it'll buff out.
And unless you have comprehensive, which is typically what "full coverage" is, you have to fix your own car. Liability only covers things you hit.
Sorry.
And unless you have comprehensive, which is typically what "full coverage" is, you have to fix your own car. Liability only covers things you hit.
Sorry.
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^^Comp won't help with damages due to collision. Comp provides relief for damages such as theft, vandalism, damage from nature (hail/storm damage), etc.
In general collision provides coverage for damage with another vehicle or stationary object.
In general collision provides coverage for damage with another vehicle or stationary object.
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It looks like there's some body damage too. In pic 1, the panel behind the passenger door is rippled. Even the door looks a bit rippled too. Does the door open/close without rubbing the front fender? Is the rear suspension OK?
GL luck dude. A bit of bad luck can cost a fortune. d@mn.
GL luck dude. A bit of bad luck can cost a fortune. d@mn.