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If you come back to your car and find a fresh door ding, or you walk outside after a storm and see a roof peppered with small dents, one question usually comes up right away: will insurance pay for this? The short answer is yes, insurance often covers paintless dent repair, also called PDR, but only when the damage falls under a part of your policy that applies to the loss. That distinction matters more than most drivers realize. I have seen people assume any dent should

Santa Clara County roads tell on an automobile. Travelers flow on 101 and 280 at 70 mph, after that bang to a grinding halt near Lawrence or San Tomas. Parking lots at Valley Fair and Santana Row can be limited and ruthless. Include winter rains that raise oil to the surface area and summer warmth that hardens seals, and even mindful motorists end up calling a vehicle body store sooner or later. The moment after an accident is a hard time to start learning how the process f

A hailstorm can turn a clean vehicle into a golf ball in ten minutes. The damage often looks cosmetic at first, but the insurance and repair choices you make in the next few days can affect cost, resale value, repair time, and even whether your car keeps its original factory paint. The short answer is yes, insurance often does cover paintless dent repair for hail damage, but the real answer depends on your policy, the type of coverage you carry, the condition of the pane