Auto Body Repair Facts
As the owner of a GM car about to get collision repair, you need to know that GM is very specific about their repair procedures. It is vital because not every auto body shop in this area follows the OEM procedures. Believe it or not, the body shop has a...
If you own a Ford and your repair involves installing a new windshield, you only have one approved option- use an OEM Ford windshield, and here is why. Ford and just about every other manufacturer put out “OEM Position Statements” to instruct repair shops on how their engineers want...
When your car is in the shop for auto body repair, you learn real quick what your insurance policy covers and what it does not. Policy coverages are one of the more confusing parts of the collision repair experience. Many people assume they automatically get rental car coverage, but that...
When your car gets a collision repair, it often requires cutting and welding. But did you know there is a right way and a wrong way to do it? Would you be shocked to learn that not all body shops follow the correct procedure, putting your life and the value...
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...
