At long last

"dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford" (dtg11) 01/20/2020 at 08:55 • Filed to: None

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Finally got the deductible back for the accident in October.

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State Farm has been good to me and they continue to be. They first ruled in my favor, sent it to Root insurance, Root said it was completely my fault since “I took no preventive action”, meaning that her illegal merge followed by significant lying to police and insurance was perfectly okay. 2 months of fighting back and forth later, and Root conceded and rightly took responsibility. My rates stay the same, my car has been fixed for quite a while, and now I don’t have to be as sad about paying $200 to replace my battery this week.

arl > dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford 01/20/2020 at 09:29

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Excellent. Glad justice came on on the right side. 

dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford > arl 01/20/2020 at 09:41

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Thank you! Still better than when my Acura got hit by a red light runner on Christmas Eve last year. It was a cut and dry case, I had witnesses and the other driver was given 2 tickets. But it still  took 6 months to get my deductible back

sony1492 > dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford 01/20/2020 at 09:43

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All in all it's a win since your cars now better then before

dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford > sony1492 01/20/2020 at 09:48

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Exactly. I wish I could put the deductible money towards coilovers, but I need to be more wise with my money than that, plus the cold just killed my battery. Either way, hard to complain about a nicer car. I wouldn’t have gotten new wheels until the summer otherwise.

sony1492 > dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford 01/20/2020 at 10:26

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Id suggest lowering springs over coilovers, you usually set the height you want and end up leaving it and unless you spend $$$ the coilovers will compromise the ride

dtg11 - is probably on an adventure with Clifford > sony1492 01/20/2020 at 10:37

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Interesting, that actually would be a ton cheaper. I’ve been looking at Swift Lowering Springs too, they’re around $300 but you don’t need to add camber arms or anything because they’re one of the only springs that stays within factory alignment specs