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CURRENT RULEIdahoCollision / glass / ADAS✓ Human reviewed

Are your Idaho insurance supplements and non-OEM parts disclosures documented?

Idaho Department of Insurance guidance says claimants are not necessarily required to use an insurer's preferred repair shop, insurers generally owe a reasonable repair cost, and repair shops typically submit supplements when additional covered damage is found after repairs begin. The guidance also states that the vehicle owner must be advised in writing when non-OEM aftermarket crash parts are specified by the insurer or used by the repair shop or installer.

Quick check

When additional covered damage is found, document the supplement; when non-OEM crash parts are specified or used, confirm the customer receives the required written advisement.

At a glance
JurisdictionIdaho
TopicCollision / glass / ADAS
VerifiedOct 5, 2026
Review cadenceReview when insurer procedures, Idaho claims guidance, or non-OEM parts requirements change.
When this applies

Your Idaho collision or repair shop handles insurance-paid vehicle damage claims or installs insurer-specified aftermarket crash parts.

Document supplements for newly discovered claim-related damage and make sure the customer receives written advisement when non-OEM aftermarket crash parts are specified or used.

Official evidence

Source and verification

Verified
Oct 5, 2026
Applies to
Collision / body, Mixed services, Dealership fixed ops

Quick-reference compliance planning only; not legal advice or an exhaustive statement of every applicable Federal, state, or local rule. Always verify the official source.

Regulatory history

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