Introduction
Repairs that take 3–6 months are increasingly frequent, especially for Continental cars and major accident cases. Panel workshops are often busy, adjusters may respond slowly, and imported spare parts are sometimes out of stock. This guide explains the main causes and practical steps you can take to prevent your car from being stuck in the workshop for months.
Main Reasons Car Repairs Take a Long Time
Slow Adjuster Approval
Prompt adjuster visits and complete claim details keep the approval process moving quickly.
Limited Spare Parts (Especially for Continental Cars & EVs)
Order imported spare parts from overseas early, as delivery can take weeks or even months.
Overloaded Panel Workshops
Popular workshops often have too many cars at once, causing repair schedules to move slowly.
More Complex Claims Process
Cases like total loss, unclear liability, or third-party claims require extra verification and take longer to approve.
How to Avoid 3–6 Month Repair Delays
Check Workshop Records & Reputation
Insurers with well-equipped panels and sufficient staff usually complete repairs faster.
Choose Insurers with Faster Claims
Platforms like BJAK help you compare insurers known for quicker approvals and stable workshop panels.
Avoid Insurance Gaps
Avoid a gap in your policy to prevent extra insurer checks from delaying your claim approval.
Take Necessary Add-Ons
Add-ons like windshield or special perils coverage can bypass adjuster intervention, allowing repairs to start sooner.
How BJAK Helps Speed Up Repairs
BJAK makes it easier for vehicle owners to get immediate policy links and access insurers with strong panel workshops. This reduces the risk of long delays during the repair process.
Conclusion
Understand why repairs take 3–6 months and pick an efficient insurer and workshop panel to prevent your car from being stuck. Use BJAK to check policies, compare prices, and renew coverage so you can process claims and complete repairs faster and smoother.
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