Progressive Insurance Mandates Certified Remanufactured Transmissions for Covered Powertrain Collision Claims
BREAKING: Major industry regulation changes are quietly shifting the landscape of auto repairs in the US. If you have ever dealt with an insurance claim, you have likely feared the infamous adjuster tactic: forcing mechanics to use the absolute cheapest junkyard parts available. However, a massive shift is underway.
The End of the Junkyard Transmission Era
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Why the sudden change of heart? It turns out that cheaping out was costing them a fortune. Untested salvage yard transmissions have an unacceptably high failure rate. When these junkyard parts fail shortly after installation, insurance companies are forced to trigger costly secondary warranty payouts, doubling the repair costs and extending rental car coverage for frustrated drivers.
Following State Farm’s Lead
By mandating certified remanufactured units, Progressive Insurance joins State Farm in setting a higher standard for collision repairs. These certified remanufactured transmissions are rigorously tested, fully rebuilt with updated components, and carry robust warranties that protect both the insurer and the driver.
This is a massive win for American drivers. The next time you are involved in an accident requiring major powertrain work, you can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that top-tier insurance providers are prioritizing reliability over the initial sticker price. Progressive Insurance’s new mandate ensures your vehicle returns to the road safer, stronger, and backed by certified quality.