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Originally Posted by Ravenlokk
If you're concerned ICBC wont believe you, try contacting the contracting company doing the work, and take pictures of the block you hit. Just get the company to acknowledge that they're doing work in the area, go into icbc with that and pictures and it will help your odds. Although, if you have to pay a deductible for the claim, idk if you'll really save anything.
In my old car i bent a rim in a construction zone- they had recently scraped the surface down about 1-2 inches, and didnt soften the edge comming out of the lower section... it was dark and i came up to the lip doing about 50km popped the bead off a tire, and bent it pretty good... I didn't have wheel coverage on insurance (didnt even know it existed tbh lol), and ended up just buying a new, lighter, set of wheels and tires :P
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This actually isnt through ICBC, but vehicle armour, that I purchased when I bought the Car (covers key fobs, door dings, tires and wheels, glass damage, and leather seats). I brought it into Subaru, and they will help me deal with the claim.. Hopefully something works out..