Slid my baby into a curb
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Slid my baby into a curb
Today coming back from work a squirrel jumped Infront of my car. I slammed the brakes but the car was just going for the curb (very snowy outside) luckily I hit the back of my tire and not the wheel off the curb. There is a bit more camber than the left rear side now. What do you guys think is definitely bent now.
I only hit the right rear side probably going 20-30 kmh
I only hit the right rear side probably going 20-30 kmh
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Mojo_Dp (12-31-2019)
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Tough to make these decisions last second. Squirrels, rabbits, and other small animals, better to run them over than to possibly end up crashing (in to a tree or pole at worst).
Get your car racked to see what's bent. An insurance claim on this would fall under collision as it involved loss of control of vehicle. If you hit an animal and then lost control, that falls under comp.
Get your car racked to see what's bent. An insurance claim on this would fall under collision as it involved loss of control of vehicle. If you hit an animal and then lost control, that falls under comp.
Last edited by JSolo; 12-31-2019 at 03:55 PM.
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Tough to make these decisions last second. Squirrels, rabbits, and other small animals, better to run them over then to possibly end up crashing (in to a tree or pole at worst).
Get your car racked to see what's bent. An insurance claim on this would fall under collision as it involved loss of control of vehicle. If you hit an animal and then lost control, that falls under comp.
Get your car racked to see what's bent. An insurance claim on this would fall under collision as it involved loss of control of vehicle. If you hit an animal and then lost control, that falls under comp.
a lot of my friends are saying it’s probably just a control arm because it didn’t look too bad. When I was driving the car home it didn’t make any noise or shake. Im taking it to the infinti dealer once I get back from my trip. And don’t worry the manager gives me really good deals he always slaps a good discount on everything I get done there, 40% or more
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Yaaaa sureeee it was a squirrel LOL We all drive like that in the snow even a decade later at 31 years old hahaha
Get under the car and learn to fix it yourself so you don't have to go through insurance. It could be any of the arms down there, but if you can see how the wheel is bent, it might narrow which part is causing it... Prob gonna have to change the wheel bearing too
Get under the car and learn to fix it yourself so you don't have to go through insurance. It could be any of the arms down there, but if you can see how the wheel is bent, it might narrow which part is causing it... Prob gonna have to change the wheel bearing too
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Yaaaa sureeee it was a squirrel LOL We all drive like that in the snow even a decade later at 31 years old hahaha
Get under the car and learn to fix it yourself so you don't have to go through insurance. It could be any of the arms down there, but if you can see how the wheel is bent, it might narrow which part is causing it... Prob gonna have to change the wheel bearing too
Get under the car and learn to fix it yourself so you don't have to go through insurance. It could be any of the arms down there, but if you can see how the wheel is bent, it might narrow which part is causing it... Prob gonna have to change the wheel bearing too
wheel isn't bent
i have good knowledge on fixing cars but don’t have any hand tools besides a socket set
Hopefully the bearing isn't gone
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To clarify I was referring to the wheel alignment that is bent or off since you said the camber looks different. A socket set might b all you need, if you have the experience why not do it yourself, even if you have to buy an extra tool it might save you some money. Did you jack up the car n check it out yet???
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wheel was slightly toed out and had an extra degree of camber. They said my camber arm had a slight bend in it, but because they were able to put everything back into spec they told me not to worry about replacing it until the other side went bad. Got off pretty lucky
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