If you experienced a car accident and had your vehicle repaired but it doesn\u2019t feel like it is running correctly, you may want to bring it to a different shop for an auto repair inspection.<\/p>\n
Simply put, an auto repair inspection \u2013 or \u2013 post repair inspection \u2013 is when a different repair shop takes a look at the work that was done to fix your vehicle to make sure that it was done correctly.<\/p>\n
Since every repair shop handles jobs differently, it makes sense for someone who wasn\u2019t involved in a repair to have a look if you feel your vehicle isn\u2019t performing properly.\u00a0 Why? Because human perception is different from person to person and the approach they take towards repairing a vehicle will also be different.<\/p>\n
Having an auto repair inspection by a different auto body shop will help you ascertain if a problem was undetected and therefore left unrepaired.\u00a0 Or, if the repair that was done didn\u2019t use the correct parts which sometimes happens.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s face facts, in today\u2019s world, everyone wants to save money.\u00a0 Insurance companies have implemented direct repair programs as a way to save money.\u00a0 These insurance companies negotiate repair costs ahead of time with certain body shops then steer their clients to those body shops to have the work done.\u00a0 Unfortunately, those shops sometimes use cheaper, counterfeit parts to make the repair so that they make more money.\u00a0 Counterfeit parts are different than \u201cafter market parts\u201d because counterfeit parts are parts that may fit, but are not sanctioned by the manufacturer. After market parts are used parts that have been refurbished and have been approved by the manufacturer.<\/p>\n
Why is it important to have the parts approved by the vehicle manufacturer? Because if they aren\u2019t approved it may void your vehicle warranty.<\/p>\n
To be sure that your vehicle was fixed properly, bring it in to an auto repair shop that will provide you with a free auto repair inspection. If the first shop didn\u2019t complete the repair properly or if they used the wrong parts, the new shop can fix your car properly and your insurance company will pay for it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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