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CURRENT RULEMississippiCollision / glass / ADAS✓ Human reviewed

Do your Mississippi non-OEM crash-parts estimates contain the required disclosure?

Mississippi Insurance Department guidance states that non-OEM aftermarket crash parts must carry the manufacturer's logo, identification number, or name. When an insurer estimate uses non-OEM parts, the written estimate prepared by the insurer and repair facility must clearly identify each such part and include the disclosure statement required by Mississippi law. The policyholder is not required to accept a non-OEM part.

Quick check

Confirm each non-OEM part is manufacturer-identified and the written estimate clearly identifies the part and includes Mississippi's required disclosure.

At a glance
JurisdictionMississippi
TopicCollision / glass / ADAS
VerifiedOct 5, 2026
Review cadenceReview when Mississippi physical-damage claim rules, insurer estimating practices, or your collision-parts workflow changes.
When this applies

Your Mississippi shop uses non-OEM aftermarket crash parts in insurance-paid vehicle repairs.

When non-OEM crash parts are used, verify the parts have the required manufacturer identification and that the written repair estimate clearly identifies each non-OEM part and contains the required disclosure.

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

Related Mississippi changes

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EFFECTIVEJul 1, 2021Mississippi let dealers set warranty labor rates and parts markup from repair ordersMississippi dealership service departments should compile qualified repair orders to declare retail parts markup and labor rates and…Open update →