Auto Body Repair Facts
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...
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,...
Scanning a vehicle before and after a repair is an important step in repairing your car. But not every auto body shop performs a Pre and a post-repair scanning and calibration. Click here to learn more and how it impacts your safety and vehicle warranty.
Car accidents are some of the most stressful times a person can experience for a number of different reasons. You’re dealing with your insurance company, possible injuries, and all the inconveniences that come when you’re without your car. The only thing that can make the situation worse than what it...
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...
