Comparable vehicles
Whether the selected vehicles reasonably match your year, trim, equipment, mileage, and Texas market.
Free initial valuation review
Was Your CCC Total-Loss Valuation Too Low?
Before you decide whether to pursue appraisal, Texas Total Loss can review the valuation report behind the insurer’s offer and tell you whether the documented issues appear worth pursuing.
Start with the secure intake form. We’ll provide instructions for sending the report.
Reviewed by Matthew Lynch — Texas Total Loss · Last reviewed September 4, 2026
What We Review in a CCC Valuation
A total-loss offer can be affected by the vehicle information, market examples, and adjustments used in the report. We review the underlying details—not just the final number.
Mileage
Whether your odometer reading is correct and the report’s mileage adjustments are applied consistently.
Options and equipment
Whether factory packages, upgraded equipment, and value-adding features are listed accurately.
Condition
Whether condition ratings or deductions are supported by the vehicle’s documented pre-loss condition.
Comparable adjustments
How the report adjusts each comparable for differences from your vehicle and whether those adjustments make sense.
Projected-sold adjustments
Whether projected-sold, typical-negotiation, or similar reductions are disclosed and applied consistently.
Learn how these inputs affect actual cash value, see examples of common CCC valuation-report errors, and understand how comparable-vehicle adjustments can change the reported value.
What to provide
Help Us Review the Right Details
Start the free review with as much of the following information as you have. If something is unavailable, you can still submit the intake and explain what you received from the insurer.
- The complete insurance valuation report
- The vehicle identification number (VIN)
- Accurate mileage at the time of loss
- Vehicle options, packages, and equipment
- Policy or appraisal-clause information, when applicable
Find Out Whether Appraisal Appears Worth Pursuing
We review the valuation first and explain what we find. A free review does not obligate you to hire Texas Total Loss or begin appraisal.
Texas Total Loss is not affiliated with or endorsed by CCC Intelligent Solutions. Review findings and appraisal availability depend on the report, policy, and claim circumstances.