Car Trailer repair

Toyotanut · Dec 17, 2011

Anyone know of a shop that does trailer repair? In need of a quote to see what it will take to restraighten and repair the trailer. Preferably some place close to Monroe, but I know that probably won't happen.

:booo:

nowires · Dec 17, 2011

Garland trailer is in Monroe. They are back in the industrial park across from Evergreen diesel

JAWS · Dec 17, 2011

Whats bent?

Anthony1 · Dec 17, 2011

JAWS said:
Whats bent?

I'm guessing his trailer.:haha:

Toyotanut · Dec 17, 2011

JAWS said:
Whats bent?

Lets just say that it doesn't tow straight anymore, among other things.

WA-Wheeler · Dec 18, 2011

nowires said:
Garland trailer is in Monroe. They are back in the industrial park across from Evergreen diesel

X2

I know one of the guys that works there, they do go work and its always good to support the local guy :awesomework:

340SHORTY · Dec 18, 2011

probally 1 of those trailers that doesnt have a full frame..

Kelley1 · Dec 20, 2011

Some girl plowed into the back of the trailer while he was towing it down I90. The whole trailer has a nice "S" shape to it. Who knows if the insurance will fix it, they may just total it out.

KarlVP · Dec 20, 2011

Tom Tom did some phenomenal work on my trailer. :awesomework:

Kelley1 · Dec 21, 2011

KarlVP said:
Tom Tom did some phenomenal work on my trailer. :awesomework:

Is he at an actual shop or is he just working out of his house? Not sure the insurance company would pay him. On a side note Karl, her insurance is through USAA. They appear to be a military insurance, have you ever had any dealings with them? So far they seem like they are going to play nice.

KarlVP · Dec 22, 2011

Kelley said:
Is he at an actual shop or is he just working out of his house? Not sure the insurance company would pay him. On a side note Karl, her insurance is through USAA. They appear to be a military insurance, have you ever had any dealings with them? So far they seem like they are going to play nice.

I have USAA insurance. They are good folks. They hem and haw like any other insurance company, but all the dealings I have had with them they were straightforward and I was satisfied in the end.

Tom works from home so I guess an insurance company paying him is out of the question.

TreeClimber · Dec 22, 2011

KarlVP said:
Tom works from home so I guess an insurance company paying him is out of the question.

The insurance company's responsibilty is 'to make you whole' for your loss. How you go about that is the Owner's option, not the Companies requirement.

nowires · Dec 22, 2011

TreeClimber said:
The insurance company's responsibilty is 'to make you whole' for your loss. How you go about that is the Owner's option, not the Companies requirement.

True as long as the person has an active tax ID number

TreeClimber · Dec 22, 2011

nowires said:
True as long as the person has an active tax ID number

Don't even need that.

They can simply pay the Owner the value, and the Owner can get it repaired any place, or in any manner they choose, or even choose to not repair it.

But all things considered, if the frame is bent, it's a total. Trailers are too cheap to worry about fixing.

johnboy1 · Jan 18, 2012

Hey jason, i know this post is kinda dated and do not know if you got this fixed or not. But you can give my shop a call. its in maltby. We do alot of insurance related repairs.

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