What you notice first
A cracked bumper, dented door, shifted fender, broken light, or paint scratch shows where the impact landed. It does not reveal everything that needs repair.
Collision damage may affect the vehicle's body, structure, glass, mechanical parts, wiring, and sensors.
AZ Auto Collision Center has more than five years of collision repair experience in Los Angeles. We handle the work from inspection to completion.
A cracked bumper, dented door, shifted fender, broken light, or paint scratch shows where the impact landed. It does not reveal everything that needs repair.
Brackets, reinforcement, inner panels, structural points, suspension parts, wiring, and sensors can also be affected. Inspection and disassembly show what else needs repair.
Bumper covers, fenders, doors, hoods, quarter panels, grilles, trim, and other exterior body parts.
Small dents, deeper creases, torn metal, crushed areas, and damage from front, rear, and side impacts.
We check body lines, gaps, hinges, latches, and panel alignment throughout the entire vehicle reassembly process.
Frame or body-structure work when an impact moves or damages parts beneath the outer body panels.
Surface preparation, color matching, blending, refinishing, and a finish check against nearby body panels.
Auto glass and collision-related mechanical or electrical work, plus final checks of any systems affected by the impact.
We inspect the vehicle, identify visible damage, and prepare your written repair estimate.
We document the damage and coordinate claim information when a claim is involved.
We complete the body, structural, paint, and related work in the repair plan.
When required, we calibrate affected advanced driver-assistance systems before the final checks and delivery.
We check panel fit, finish, and affected systems before returning the vehicle.
OEM parts are available. When insurance is paying, coverage depends on the policy and claim. We explain the available parts and repair options before anything is ordered.
See the insurance claim repair process from beginning to end.
A written estimate reflects the damage, parts, materials, labor, and required procedures. If disassembly reveals more damage, we revise the estimate for any additional repair work.
Timing depends on the damage, parts availability, required procedures, and claim review. After inspection, we can provide an expected repair schedule.
Ask us about towing, vehicle pickup and delivery, and rental or loaner options. We confirm availability, distance, and insurance coverage before making arrangements for the repair.
Just had an accident? Start with our guide to the next steps.
No. We can inspect the vehicle and prepare a free written estimate whether you are paying out of pocket, deciding whether to file a claim, or working with an existing claim.
Yes. California law lets you choose the repair shop. Your insurance company may recommend a shop, but you are not required to use it. Learn how insurance claims work with the repair shop you choose.
Photos help us understand where the damage is and can get the conversation started. A final repair plan may need an in-person inspection or disassembly because photos cannot reveal all possible hidden damage.
Yes. We repair collision damage across all makes and models, from bumper and panel work to structural and paint repairs when the repair requires it.
During refinishing, we use a computerized color-matching system to help match the vehicle's existing color and finish. We prepare the repair area, blend adjacent panels when needed, and check the finished color against surrounding body panels on the vehicle.
Our limited lifetime warranty on paint and bodywork covers workmanship on the bodywork, and paint against peeling, bubbling, and cracking, for as long as you own the vehicle. It is non-transferable. It does not cover parts under a manufacturer's warranty, rust from unrepaired damage, damage from later accidents, or normal wear.