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If you have been involved in an accident, follow these simple steps:
Make sure everyone is safe. Call emergency services if needed.
Exchange information with the other driver (insurance provider, driver’s license, license plate, and contact information).
Call Gisborne Collision Centre at 06-867 7816 and explain what happened.
Assess whether or not the car is drivable.
Contact a tow truck if you have not already coordinated one with DJ Mac.
Specify where to take your car and ensure the towing company does NOT transport it back to their lot.
Complete a claim form to report the accident to your insurance company while the tow truck driver transports your vehicle to DJ Mac.
No, you do not need to use the repair shop suggested by your insurance provider. New Zealand law dictates every resident is entitled to use whatever repair shop they choose. No matter what is advised by the insurance company, Gisborne Collision Centre works with all insurance providers to return the vehicle to its pre-accident condition.
If a third party who is at fault wants to pay for the damages done to your car without going through insurance, you can settle the matter privately. If a third party is paying for your repairs, they will need to come into DJ Mac and pay in person with either cash, credit, debit, or by bank transfer. If the repairs are being paid for by a company, they are able to pay on account if they are a Gisborne Collision Centre account holder as well as cash, credit, debit.
There are a number of ways to ensure your insurance rates stay low; the most effective method is to maintain a clean driving record without any claims. It is also ideal to fully understand your insurance policies so you know exactly what you are covered for. Furthermore, if you have suffered an accident and the damages will cost less than $2000, it is best to settle it privately so your rates are not affected.
Your excess is the initial amount of a repair fee that you are required to pay directly to the repair shop. Anything above the excess amount is then paid by the insurance provider through your claim. It is best to fully understand your policy’s excess amounts so you know whether or not to put in a claim, since any repair that is under the excess will not be covered by the insurance provider.
Yes, it will. With our state-of-the-art scanning technology and painting booth, we will accurately match the new paint to your car’s colour at the time of the repair. Over time, the original colour of a car changes as weather causes it to slowly fade. This is why we scan the colour of your car when it arrives, so we can create your specific shade and match it perfectly.
Genuine parts are the parts that were originally used during factory production to create your vehicle and are branded by the manufacturer. OEM parts are ones created by the factory supplier as replacements for the original parts used in production. These are the same as genuine, except they do not carry the manufacturer’s branding. Aftermarket parts are offered by a third-party company as a replacement for the originals. These parts can vary in characteristics, but are certified to serve the same purpose as genuine and OEM. All of these parts range in cost, functionality, and durability, which is why DJ Mac will recommend the choice that best fits your needs.