Top Ten FAQ - Part Two

Last time we took a look at some of Jungerman CARSTAR's most frequently asked questions as front runners in the automobile repair industry:

1.   What to Do in case there is an a car accident
2.   Your Consumer Rights
3.   Where to find a Automobile Body Shop
4.   Regarding the Repair Procedure
5.   Knowing Your Estimate

Now we'll proceed with these commonly asked questions in another installment to Jungerman CARSTAR's Top 10 FAQs:

6.   Information about Your Deductible
7.   What Constitutes a Quality Repair
8.   Warranty Information
9.   What to Do in Case of Storm Damage
10.   Car Care Tips

6. Information about Your Deductible

If your insured car or truck sustains bodily problems as a consequence of a wreck with a different car or fixed object in the St. Peters, MO area or your motor vehicle sustains damage pertaining to some form of protected comprehensive danger (fire, theft, malicious mischief, vandalism, windstorm, hail, etc) your auto policy declaration pages will indicate the suitable insurance deductible. It is always essential to double check the accuracy of the policy information along with your insurance company both before and after a loss. Your insurance deductible is due when you pick up the car after repairs are finished. Get a body shop that provides financing for deductibles if you do not choose to pay this out-of-pocket.

7. What Constitutes a Quality Repair

A good auto body collision repair begins with a comprehensive assessment to fully gauge the damage and repairs essential to the car. A structured repair system should always be utilized to guarantee the repair meets the car manufacturer’s criteria. An extensive repair should always be conducted by professionals with I-CAR and ASA certifications, and training in the most recent vehicle materials and technologies and employs the very best quality components and products should always be made use of to restore your vehicle to pre-accident condition. Before the vehicle is given back to you, an intensive interior and exterior inspection, a test drive and a full detail should be done to ensure the repair satisfies your standards.

8. Warranty Information

Have a look at the fine print to know if their warranty is offered nationwide and exactly how long your car or truck is going to be covered. If your car is still within a manufacturer’s warranty, it doesn’t mean it has to be fixed at a dealership. Most dealerships do not possess their own collision repair facility and delegate their motor vehicles for fixes. Your vehicle's warranty is with your automobile's manufacturer, not with the dealer. When deciding on a wreck repair facility, look for a body shop that offers a nationwide warranty that will be recognized at any of their locations.

9. What to Do in Case of Storm Damage

When your car or truck has experienced a storm, call your insurance broker first to report the damage. Take photographs of the automobile where it was affected, including any branches, water damage, mud or additional factors. If your car has been immersed in water, you shouldn't drive it as mechanical and electrical elements might have been damaged. Trust your vehicle only to an established body shop business operating in St. Peters, Missouri before the storm. Watch out for fly-by-night operators trying to make a fast buck off of the situation.

10. Car Care Tips

Once your motor vehicle has been fixed, there are numerous car care ideas to follow to keep your ride looking its very best outside as well as in. Follow this link to see CAR CARE TIPS from Jungerman CARSTAR for everyone living in St. Peters, St. Charles, O'Fallon, and Lake St. Louis, Missouri.