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Thanks, I'll try and do that because the dent pushing out has caused paint and possibly the metal to crack a tiny bit. Wouldn't look good for it too start rusting in a few years. I thought it was crazy that another Limited had the same problem at my dealership. Thought more people would mention having it here too.
I don't know yet. I brought it in and they took pictures and said they'd call me. I'll call them on 2-15-19 and update you guys.
How do I go about doing this? They acted like it was unnecessary to fix the problem. Is a good visual check sufficient when I get it back, or am I going to run into problems later?
Unless you add additional dash cams to cover the sides, a regular dash cam will only show 140 to 170 degrees forward of the front windshield. The dual lens cams with rear window mounted rear cam will show the same view to the rear. Some have a rear lens on the front windshield that record inside the cab. That might catch more of the side view.
hope you haven't lost faith in our repair process there are actually alot of awesome technicians around the states ( i travel for hail ) where are you located ?Yes, I also noticed 3 tiny dings on the passenger side of my Big Horn. 2 were on the front passenger door and 1 on the rear passenger door. They were all in alignment horizontally. They were not from other car doors banging. They also appeared to have tiny circular pattern.
