Pothole or curb impact
Wheel end, suspension, steering, alignment, tire or rim damage after the claim is opened and assessed.
Once MPI has assessed the file, Standard can complete the mechanical operations authorized for the claim. This is not Direct Repair.
These examples describe possible claim situations, not automatic coverage. MPI decides whether the condition belongs to the claim.
Wheel end, suspension, steering, alignment, tire or rim damage after the claim is opened and assessed.
Authorized inspection or diagnostic time for a water damage file, with findings documented to the approved scope.
Selected engine, transmission or driveline operations only when causation, MPI authorization and shop capacity are established.
A documented handoff for the requested mechanical operation while the primary collision facility remains the overall file owner.
These photographs show general claim related work at Standard. MPI still decides coverage and authorization for each individual claim.



Open the claim and follow the instructions for assessment or estimating.
Provide the claim number, vehicle status and primary shop contact when applicable.
Standard accepts only the operation and payment responsibility documented for the file.
Work, changes, findings and invoices follow the applicable claim controls.
For a body shop handoff, use the dedicated mechanical sublet page.
Body Shop SupportFor damage related to a claim, report the incident and open the claim with MPI first. Follow MPI’s assessment instructions, then contact Standard with the claim number and authorized mechanical scope.
No. Coverage, causation, labour, parts and authorization remain MPI decisions for each file. Standard states which mechanical operation it can accept and records the work MPI has authorized.
Yes, when the primary repair facility requests a mechanical sublet and identifies the file owner, authorization contact and required return documents.
Include the year, model, reason for the visit and any paperwork the service must provide.