No. For insurance costs and safety reasons, the insurance company will not change taxis. Due to the high cost of replacing the cab, insurance companies generally only carry out plastic reset and painting repair on the A-pillar. Only when the deformation is too serious to be repaired can the cab be replaced.

1. What is a cab A-pillar?

There are three pillars on the car, abcthree pillars supporting the roof. A-pillar is between the engine compartment and the cockpit, above the left and right rearview mirrors; B-pillar is the pillar between the front door and the back door; C-pillar is the rear pillar of the rear seat.

Second, what should I do if the A-pillar is hit?

If the A-pillar of the car is seriously deformed, it is best to replace it. The collision and deformation of automobile A-pillar will lead to insufficient balance of the vehicle, and it may roll over when turning. After deformation, it will also affect the rigidity and safety of the car body, and there may be defects such as abnormal sound in the later stage. The strength of ABC column is an important index of vehicle safety factor. When the vehicle rolls over or capsizes, ABC column can effectively prevent the cab from being squeezed and deformed, and protect the passengers inside the vehicle.

3. What should I pay attention to if I change taxis?

Generally, when replacing the cab, the insurance company will negotiate with the relevant repair shop. Before repairing the car, the owner needs to pay attention to signing an agreement with the repair unit before repairing the car to clarify the liability for compensation, which is conducive to the owner's rights protection. The owner should draft a written agreement on his own concerns and sign it by both parties. The owner of the vehicle shall specify in the agreement who shall bear the responsibility for all accidents during the repair period and how to calculate the compensation fee. This way, if something goes wrong, everything will be done according to the contract, so that accidents can be solved in the future.

After the owner gets the repaired car, he should also conduct self-inspection in time:

1. Check the mileage.

During the maintenance process, the car may travel a certain mileage, but most kilometers will not exceed 3 kilometers. Car owners can record the kilometers on the meter when they enter the factory and check them when they leave the factory.

2. Check the oil meter

If the fuel consumption is too high, it means that the car may be driven without authorization.