Definitely take it to a trusted shop and have them measure the frame. They can reference the OE specs and tell you if its bent or not. They will then be able to pull and straighten it if it is out of whack.
I was rear ended a while back on a Monday morning by a guy going 55-60mph while texting (the silver Camry). Me and the WRX (he was behind me) were dead stopped at a red light.
My rear cross-member, rear driver's quarter panel and tailgate were the only things that were hurt (other than the OE bumper, which I replaced with a Slee). My frame was not bent thankfully.
I can definitely tell your panhard bar is bent.
More importantly though is while the truck is the focus here, make sure you treat yourself. I still have neck pain due to this accident and it impacts my mountain biking and other activities so stretching and massage are a daily focus now to relieve tightness.
You can sort of see here the rear cross member is pushed in on the driver's side.
I was rear ended a while back on a Monday morning by a guy going 55-60mph while texting (the silver Camry). Me and the WRX (he was behind me) were dead stopped at a red light.
My rear cross-member, rear driver's quarter panel and tailgate were the only things that were hurt (other than the OE bumper, which I replaced with a Slee). My frame was not bent thankfully.
I can definitely tell your panhard bar is bent.
More importantly though is while the truck is the focus here, make sure you treat yourself. I still have neck pain due to this accident and it impacts my mountain biking and other activities so stretching and massage are a daily focus now to relieve tightness.
You can sort of see here the rear cross member is pushed in on the driver's side.