u/Throwawaylolroflcop

My car hit while parked; my insurance or theirs?

I’m not sure what info would best help, so:

I’m in California, my car was parked outside my home and they hit it (twice…) while trying to parallel park behind it.

Is it better to call my insurance or theirs? Being out my deductible temporarily isn’t an issue, and I know that my company (USAA) is probably going to be more friendly, but I don’t know how this works in terms of like my rates going up or if there are any other downsides.

Thank you!

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u/Throwawaylolroflcop — 12 days ago
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Can I fit 275/65R18 on my '12 Yukon w/o lifting or spacers?

I bought a set of wheels (gray) from a later Tahoe ('15-19) and want to swap them on - the stock tires on that are 265/65R18 and appear to fit without issue.

I do *not* want to use spacers, and I do not intend to lift the truck, but I'd like to fit a decent tire under there.

Currently it has the factory 275/55R20 wheels (silver) and tires and I got a screw in one of them today! 😂

u/Throwawaylolroflcop — 2 months ago