I recently got rear ended and need new exhaust and rear bumper. Fortunately, the person who rear ended me has insurance. I'm concerned about what the insurance company is trying to do. They will not budge, and insist since there is a reconditioned bumper available that it is within their right to use that as a replacement. As long as it is in acceptable and quality condition.
Does anyone know if I have any leverage other than when the bumper arrives and if it doesn't appear to be of good quality I can get them to pay for a OEM bumper. The ridiculous thing is that the OEM is only $100 more.
Also, any thoughts about the reconditioned bumper? Should I be this concerned? I guess I'm thinking if I were to resale a buyer might not like the idea of a reconditioned part.
Any constructive imput sure would be appreciated!
The best news is I'll now be switching from my Tubi exhaust to RPI's GT exhaust system. :biggrinbounce:
Does anyone know if I have any leverage other than when the bumper arrives and if it doesn't appear to be of good quality I can get them to pay for a OEM bumper. The ridiculous thing is that the OEM is only $100 more.
Also, any thoughts about the reconditioned bumper? Should I be this concerned? I guess I'm thinking if I were to resale a buyer might not like the idea of a reconditioned part.
Any constructive imput sure would be appreciated!
The best news is I'll now be switching from my Tubi exhaust to RPI's GT exhaust system. :biggrinbounce: