Hello,
I knocked off my own side mirror in the underground car park.
Can I continue driving if I tape it on?
How does the insurance work? What should I do now?
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Hi, it’s not gonna hold him, it’s getting a lot of speed.
Insurance looks bad. Only a full cash would pay for it – but for that, the damage-free discount would deteriorate.
That wouldn’t be worth the few hundred €. Let it be repaired.
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It looks bad with the insurance. A partial insurance would at best pay the mirror glass, but nothing else. Only full insurance would pay your own full damage. But then your premium will rise. Even if you have a free shot in the contract, I wouldn’t use it for it. Let it be repaired and pay it, and with it the thing is done.
Let the workshop and new mirrors grow. If you don’t have full cash, you have to carry the damage from your own pocket. For Vollkasko, the question is what is cheaper, pay for yourself or the cost of raising
order your workshop with the repair would be the next
isses of rights could still drive