EFFECTIVE KansasJul 1, 1989Medium✓ Human reviewed

Kansas required aftermarket crash parts to be identified on repair estimates

Kansas enacted its aftermarket crash-parts disclosure requirements effective July 1, 1989. A repair estimate that specifies aftermarket parts must disclose their intended use, clearly identify each aftermarket part and include the statutory warranty disclosure; the installer remains responsible for negligent installation.

What to check

Kansas collision shops should make sure estimates clearly identify aftermarket crash parts and include the required disclosure whenever those parts are intended for use.

At a glance

LifecycleEffective

PriorityMedium

EffectiveJul 1, 1989

VerifiedSep 30, 2026

Official evidence

Source and verification

Official source: Kansas Legislature — K.S.A. 50-660 through 50-663 ↗
Verified: Sep 30, 2026
Applies to: Collision / body, Mixed services, Dealership fixed ops

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Kansas required aftermarket crash parts to be identified on repair estimates

Source and verification

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