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Aftermarket Glass Is Not The Same
When it comes to windshield replacements and other automotive glass needs, it's important to consider the type of glass being used. While aftermarket glass may be cheaper and faster to install, it's not always the best choice. Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)...
Hail in Wyoming and Paintless Dent Repair
As we prepare to leave Spring and move into Summer, it’s time for us to discuss one of the byproducts of the changing of seasons: hail in Wyoming and paintless dent repair. On average, Wyoming receives 29 severe hail storms each year. These storms qualify as severe by...
Usage Based Insurance
Usage Based Insurance - What Is It? Most people have never heard the phrase, usage based insurance. And yet, many would recognize the television commercials that many insurers are using to get you to jump into this emerging technology. Those commercials promise to...
How Long It Will Take To Fix Your Car
One of the most common questions we receive - multiple times a day - is how long it will take to fix your car. And while we absolutely understand your interest in getting your car fixed as quickly as possible (which, by the way, is also in our best interest), there’s...
Rental Reimbursement Coverage – Do You Need It?
Do you need rental reimbursement coverage? Many insurers provide up to 30 days of rental reimbursement in the terms of their comprehensive/collision policies. But, if you get into an accident and need a rental car while yours is in the shop being repaired, you might...
OEM Parts and Why We Insist On Using Them
Here at RR/C Collision, we only install Original Equipment Manufacturer’s (OEM) parts on our customer’s vehicles. To put anything other than OEM parts on your car is quite simply a recipe for potential disaster. This article will cover the reasons why we insist upon...
What Your Insurance Covers and Doesn’t Cover
A new survey by Forbes Advisor suggests that most people really have no clue about what their auto insurance covers and doesn't cover. Why most drivers are misinformed about what their car insurance covers is beyond the scope of the survey, but we share this...
Why We Aren’t a DRP Body Shop
What is a DRP Body Shop? Consumer Alert: The letters DRP represent a huge red flag for consumers when it comes to getting the proper repair performed on their vehicles. Direct Repair Programs (DRPs) represent contractual partnerships between insurers and collision...
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