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The insurance company has done what is required. Your lender wants you to keep the vehicle in running condition, and you will breach your loan contract if you fail to maintain the vehicle. So before they will simply let you have the money, you have to demonstrate that the repairs are (1) currently in process with a scheduled completion date, or (2) the repairs have been completed.
There must be other significant damage to the vehicle besides a rim and a tire for any insurance company to total the vehicle and be willing to pay $5000. There is probably fender/body damage and frame damage as well to get to that amount of money. A tire and a rim might be $250-$300 (unless we're talking about a custom wheel that might be a few hundred dollars more). _________________ CA-licensed P&C Broker-Agent and Life Agent. CA Insurance Lic #0596197. Now investigating insurance company abuses, and providing litigation support and expert witness services. Send me your questions, and I'll send you my answers. |
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