When is damage to suspension components eligible for repair?

The concept of eligibility for repair of suspension components typically hinges on specific conditions related to the cost of repair versus the cost of replacement, rather than an absolute determination of "never" or "always." Suspension components may be found eligible for repair if the cost to repair them is less than the cost of replacement, which is a common determination in auto damage appraisal.

When assessing suspension damage, appraisers look at various factors, including the nature and severity of the damage, safety implications, and costs associated with repairs versus replacements. If repairs can be performed safely and efficiently for a lower cost than replacing the entire component, then it makes sense from a financial and practical standpoint to repair rather than replace.

Therefore, the correct response centers on the idea that the eligibility of repair is contingent upon the financial comparison between repair and replacement options, rather than a blanket policy of being 'never' or 'always' eligible.