Sad day for my TL
07-28-2013, 12:13 AM
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07-28-2013, 01:27 AM
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Several types of parts may be used when your vehicle is repaired: new parts, both original equipment manufacturer and after-market; and recycled parts. New or after-market parts will be used if we can't find like-kind and quality recycled parts. A 5-year-old car, for instance, would be repaired with parts at least as good as the parts that had been in the car. We guarantee the after-market parts used for these repairs for as long as you own the car.
edit: I just looked up all those prices and you can pretty much get all oem (with some aftermarket like the shrouds) for equal to or less (the hood is a little more but the bumper oem is less than the Aftermarket) I would look into taking the cash and getting it done yourself. Look into headlights in the blackmarket.
Last edited by IamaTL; 07-28-2013 at 01:41 AM.
07-28-2013, 09:52 AM
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unfortunately, they'll only cover aftermarket parts, if there isn't any, then they'll cover OEM.
my father-in-law and uncle have been doing auto body for nearly 30 years now, they deal with all kinds of insurance companies. From their experiences, I only use State Farm.
in a couple of occasions, even if they tried to use OEM parts, Geico would not approve, saying that there are aftermarket parts to use instead.
my father-in-law and uncle have been doing auto body for nearly 30 years now, they deal with all kinds of insurance companies. From their experiences, I only use State Farm.
in a couple of occasions, even if they tried to use OEM parts, Geico would not approve, saying that there are aftermarket parts to use instead.
Last edited by wilztlxs; 07-28-2013 at 09:54 AM.
07-28-2013, 12:29 PM
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unfortunately, they'll only cover aftermarket parts, if there isn't any, then they'll cover OEM.
my father-in-law and uncle have been doing auto body for nearly 30 years now, they deal with all kinds of insurance companies. From their experiences, I only use State Farm.
in a couple of occasions, even if they tried to use OEM parts, Geico would not approve, saying that there are aftermarket parts to use instead.
my father-in-law and uncle have been doing auto body for nearly 30 years now, they deal with all kinds of insurance companies. From their experiences, I only use State Farm.
in a couple of occasions, even if they tried to use OEM parts, Geico would not approve, saying that there are aftermarket parts to use instead.
08-06-2013, 11:38 AM
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Finally got my car back yesterday from Cherner collision. I was concerned about the replacement parts but Geico and Cherner swear that they are all OEM. I dont see a honda stamp on the hood, headlight or radiator though. Overall they have done a clean job. Just that my right headlight is not focusing properly and needs adjustment. will post pics tonight.
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