first case of trail rash

I'd call insurance that's going to be expensive. We are 2-3 weeks into 2020 and your 2020 truck is wrecked. Sorry to see that OP.

 

Dont wheel a new truck??

My 04 got beat pretty bad. It only hurt for a day. Every dent tells a story. Was in am accident recently and the hood had damage. I had that fixed. My trail damage will stay, i earned it

 

That's a Dodge! It had it coming!

 

You wheel what you can afford I guess. I owned several 2wd rust buckets that I beat the crap out of. Driving to work with no heater, no passenger side window, and rusted out floorboards in a Minnesota winter is uncomfortable. Maybe I need two trucks? I have considered that many times.

 

I guess your right. I cant see myself wheelimg a new truck. But im broke so..... Lol

 

Be very careful how you word it to your insurance company

 

Obviously this is a hit and run

 

2500 ded?jesus I didn't know they go that high. That's an expensive fix ,upload the estimate when you get it.

 

I wheel my 3rd gen. Just have to know the limits. Accidents happen sometimes though, no matter how careful you drive.

 

F the pics. Please explain the sound it made in detail.

 

$2500 deductible? Am I the only one that thinks that’s crazy high?

 

Lets see pics of the whole side of the truck OP. I see you have sliders, they didn’t help absorb some of the impact?

 

Looks like beer fueled "tree" pong to me...……..

 

they go as high as you want them.

it’s usually a trade off, higher deductibles for lower rates.

 

The repair is gonna be some dough. The mirror you could fix yourself. The front quarter panel they may be able to pop out, looks like it isn’t into the flat seam on the fender. The a pillar and the rear cab are gonna be tedious to repair. Especially the cab. The bed will need to be pulled and probs cut and rewelded with new sheet metal, or just replace. Plus prep paint etc. Might wanna just pay the 2500. Be far cheaper by the looks of the truck. I mean I had a dog scratch my passenger side doors in a few places and was about 800 to fix. Decent scratches but no body damage.

 

If you have a good driving record, lowering your deductible does cost more, but it's often not much. It's been a few years, but I lowered mine from $500 to $250 and I think it was only a couple dollars more a month.

 

What tires?

 

Yea that's fucking crazy

 

This can't be a real question.. Although it is almost Friday..