Repair Industry surveys show that when your collision repair crosses the $10,000 or above range, you may face longer repair times and out-of-pocket rental car expenses. Some customers also report a higher frequency of poor communication from the body shop at this price point. We discuss what issues you might...
Category: Manufacturer Questions
What Ford Owners Should Know About Windshield Glass Repair
Did you know that your windshield is actually a structural component? Engineers specifically designed your windshield to do more than just keep bugs and rain out. The type of replacement windshield you use and the possible recalibration that comes with a replacement is also very important. Give us two minutes,...
How To The Real Difference Between Repair Estimates from two body shops
You just received two estimates to repair your vehicle, and there is a pretty significant difference in the price, and the items covered in the estimate. Do you choose the cheapest one, or the more expensive and more thorough one? Click here to learn how to decide.
How Clear Coat Thickness Can Affect The Accuracy Your Safety Sensors
Your car's original manufacturer (OEM) has a very specific set of specifications for clear coat thickness for your rear bumper. If a technician doesn't look up these specifications and stick to them when painting your car, It could affect the accuracy of your safety systems and cause issues with other...
Why We Advise Against Used Quarter Panels In Collision Repair
It's a subtle difference on an estimate, but it could mean a lot for your safety and the resale value of your car. If you see the letters "LKQ" next to the words quarter panel, you need to read this article and learn why all manufacturers recommend against used quarter...