No fault insurance is only reference to MEDICAL bills. Not property damage.
If you get hit by another person, their insurance pays for whatever is on your car (they may ask for proof i.e. receipts). As long as you have receipts to back it up, they cut a check.
“No fault” means if you yourself sustain physical injury, your insurance company covers your medical costs regardless of whether you were hit by someone, or you injured yourself .
If they didn’t have receipts to back up their claims, then of course the insurance company is not going to pay full price. Documentation talks, and bullshit walks. No receipts = whatever the insurance company feels like paying. In which case 60% ain’t half bad. :shrug:
When you buy that bling bling I.C.E. and the spinnin’ wheels, save your receipts kids :fyi:
thanks Beck for posting this while i was at practice, and thanks guys for all the help, i wasent actually in the parking lot. I was pumping gas at the gas station parked, and some kid in his mommys taurus who happened to be in my class just before this thought he could make the turn…well he didnt. The front bumper got the least of it but of course the wheel did. So if i have the receipt for the wheels, and show it to the insurance company, i should be ok?