Watching the storms roll across the midwest this week left me curious what happens with hail damage claims? They were showing baseball size hail out in Nebraska yesterday on the news. Tornadoes etc down in Kansas & elsewhere. Video linked below.
Am assuming new units are different than used? Though do not remember the specifics in brokerage/mfg agreements on new units. Each may have their own specific language.
I was very fortunate to not have to deal with a customers car(s). My truck however took a beating in Kansas City about 10 years ago & opted not to file a claim. Was very fortunate that day to not have pulled the cars out of the auction as that storm rolled in.
Anyway, am sure there are some horror stories out there & some may have been through this previously...
Hail damage?
Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by LBZ, May 3, 2018.
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Regardless of ones religious beliefs, think we can all agree that God is pretty bad with money. Just like Sunday morning, someone is going to have their hand out.
Sarcasm & hope no one takes offense.
While I know the exemption for an Act of God. If it is a regular customer, someone will have to pay for or absorb the damages. As KT mentioned above, sometimes it comes down to a split share in financial responsibility. Would think most dealerships have a policy that includes hail damage for their lot. But if their claim is only for what was in transport & not physically on the lot, they may have zero coverage.
Only brought this topic up to see what others have done over the years in a worst case scenario.KANSAS TRANSIT Thanks this.
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