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What If Your Body Shop Skipped Half the Safety Repairs?

What if your body shop followed the insurance process… but skipped critical safety repairs on your vehicle? In this episode of Airing of Grievances, we break down a real-world repair scenario involving a late-model vehicle, an insurance-mandated repair report, and a troubling discovery: only half of the safety-related procedures identified in that report were actually performed. We walk through what these reports are, why insurers are now requiring them, and how they’re supposed to protect consumers. More importantly, we explain what happens when required calibrations, inspections, and safety checks—like seatbelt inspections and occupant detection systems—are left out of the final repair. This isn’t a hypothetical discussion. It’s based on an actual report generated for an actual repair, involving advanced driver assistance systems, radar calibrations, steering angle sensors, and airbag-related components. Every one of these systems plays a role in keeping you, your passengers, and the people around you safe. You’ll learn: What safety procedures are commonly required after a collision How repair reports are generated and used by insurers Why “preferred” or “approved” shops are not always a guarantee of completeness What questions you should be asking your body shop before you pick up your vehicle How to compare repair reports to your final invoice to ensure nothing was skipped If your vehicle has ADAS features like adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, blind spot monitoring, parking sensors, or pre-collision systems, this conversation matters to you. An informed consumer is a safer consumer. This video gives you the knowledge you need to advocate for a proper, complete, and manufacturer-correct repair. Watch, learn, and share this with anyone who assumes an insurance-approved repair automatically means a safe one. Neither Robert Grieve, Carol Grieve, Eric Reamer, nor any representative of Nylund's Collision Center is an attorney, and this information is for educational and entertainment purposes only. You are advised to seek a qualified attorney's counsel if you need professional assistance with any dispute between you and a collision center surrounding a poor-quality repair. Nylund's Collision Center Contact Information: Phone: 303-761-9219 Email: [email protected] Web: https://NylundsCollision.com All images and video in this project were originally created by Nylund's Collision Center or procured legally and/or used by license via a professional account with Canva or a professional (PLUS) version of ChatGPT.