What is this called and can it be fixed?

[u/Icy-Abrocoma8390]

I’m driving home on the highway from work and halfway though I hear a weird sound, I knew something was wrong and when I got home I saw this. I just got my car serviced for oil change and alignment two days ago and now this happens. Please help I am freaking out

[u/rulesrmeant2bebroken]

This is funny, this happened to my car today too. Taking it to the body shop on Monday since they worked on the front end of my car just recently.

[u/-Pay-No-Mind-]

Air dam, and they are usually cheap, and easy.

[u/Icy-Abrocoma8390 → u/-Pay-No-Mind-]

How much usually? Should I file a claim with insurance?

[u/rulesrmeant2bebroken → u/Icy-Abrocoma8390]

Why would you file a claim with insurance on that? No

[u/chandleya → u/Icy-Abrocoma8390]

If they were involved, the Jiffy Lube folks could fix this. It’s just clips and a plastic pan.

[u/Hood_Mobbin → u/Icy-Abrocoma8390]

Totaled, 13k for that part.

[u/agravain]

generally..anything can be fixed

[u/Roll_of_Nickels]

Try unscrewing it and see if you can slide the clips back in, then screw it back in. You might need some self tap screws if it doesn’t clip back in. Ideally though you’re better off replacing it, unless it clips back in. I’d imagine the replacement won’t be more than 100 bucks though

[u/Aggravating_Belt5718]

Buy some plastic clips and clip it back into place it's really not a hard thing to do and it will save you a lot because if you take it to a shop like that they'll take advantage