(310) 880-7575Culver City · West Adams · Mid-City · Beverly Hills
Tesla Collision Repair in Los Angeles
Tesla Models We Repair
Our shop evaluates collision damage on Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck. Repair options vary by model and year, especially for aluminum components, structural castings, glass assemblies, and Cybertruck's stainless-steel exterior panels.
Tesla Collision Repair Near Culver City
Our independent Tesla collision repair shop serves Culver City, West Adams, Mid-City, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood from our Los Angeles location.
- Location
- 2001 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
- Phone
- (310) 880-7575
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sat–Sun: by appointment only
Our Tesla Collision Repair Services
- Tesla Front Bumper Repair Repairing eligible bumper-cover damage, scuffs, cracks, and damaged exterior attachments. Get estimate →
- Tesla Rear Bumper Repair Restoring rear bumper covers, adjoining trim, and affected exterior panels. Get estimate →
- Model 3 and Model Y Body Repair Repairing accident-damaged doors, fenders, hoods, and eligible exterior panels. Get estimate →
- Model S and Model X Bodywork Restoring damaged exterior components using model-appropriate aluminum repair methods. Get estimate →
- Tesla Door and Quarter Panel Repair Repairing eligible panel damage and replacing components where required. Get estimate →
- Tesla Rocker Panel Repair Addressing permitted lower-body damage after applicable structural and battery-area safety checks. Get estimate →
- Tesla Windshield and Roof Glass Replacing damaged glazing, seals, and associated exterior attachments. Get estimate →
- Tesla Mirror and Exterior Trim Repair Restoring damaged mirror housings, trim pieces, and exterior mounting components. Get estimate →
- Tesla Panel Alignment and Reassembly Restoring door gaps, closure fit, and exterior component alignment after repairs. Get estimate →
- Tesla Paint and Refinishing Computerized color matching, professional refinishing, and blending of repaired painted panels. Get estimate →
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Why Choose AZ Auto Collision Center
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Tesla Body Repair Planning
We establish permitted repairs and model-specific requirements before beginning work.
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Frame and Aluminum Equipment
Our equipment supports eligible body repairs within Tesla's permitted procedures.
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Accurate Exterior Reassembly
We restore panel gaps, glass fit, and damaged exterior attachments.
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Computerized Paint Matching
Our paint team matches existing finishes and blends repaired painted panels.
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Insurance Claim Assistance
We accept all insurance providers and help with repair documentation.
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Limited Lifetime Warranty
Qualifying bodywork and paint repairs are covered for as long as you own the vehicle.
Our Tesla Collision Repair Process
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Get an Estimate
Send damage photos or arrange a visit with our team.
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Review Repair Eligibility
We establish Tesla-specific repair restrictions and required safety checks.
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Confirm Repairs and Parts
We determine eligible bodywork, replacement components, and insurance details.
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Complete Body Repairs
Technicians restore permitted panels and install replacement exterior components.
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Paint and Reassemble
We refinish painted panels and restore exterior fit and alignment.
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Final Quality Check
We inspect completed bodywork, glass, paint, and required related services.
Recent Tesla Collision Repair Projects
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Porsche 911 -
Porsche 911
About Our Shop
AZ Auto Collision Center is an independent Los Angeles auto body shop offering eligible Tesla collision repair for all models. Our technicians work on accident-damaged bumpers, doors, body panels, glass, and painted finishes.
We use computerized paint matching and body repair equipment suited to the work we undertake. Tesla has specific restrictions on structural operations, replacement parts, and approved repair equipment, so we establish those requirements before accepting specialized repairs.
We assist with insurance claims and back qualifying paint and bodywork with a limited lifetime warranty.
Tesla Collision Repair FAQ
Can a Tesla Model 3 be repaired after a rear-end collision?
Yes, if the damage falls within permitted repair procedures. A damaged bumper cover may be repairable or replaceable without extensive structural work. A harder impact can affect rear body components or structural castings. The vehicle's model year and the damaged parts determine the required repair method.
What affects Tesla collision repair costs?
Tesla collision repair costs depend on the damaged parts, labor, refinishing, glass, and any structural or electronic work required. Part availability and manufacturer repair restrictions can also affect the price. We provide a written estimate and explain additional damage discovered during the repair process.
Can you repair a Tesla Model Y with damaged underbody components?
Eligible lower-body damage may be repairable, but impacts near the battery enclosure or structural castings require additional assessment. Tesla specifies which operations and replacement methods are permitted. We establish the appropriate repair scope before attempting work near restricted components.
Can damaged Cybertruck stainless-steel panels be painted?
Cybertruck's exposed stainless-steel exterior is different from a conventional painted Tesla body. Tesla publishes specific cosmetic repair and refinishing instructions for those panels. We would establish whether the damaged component can receive an approved cosmetic repair or requires specialized work rather than applying conventional body filler and paint.
Will replacing my Tesla windshield affect Autopilot cameras?
It may. Tesla's forward-facing cameras operate through the windshield, and glass replacement must preserve their mounting position and visibility. The vehicle may also require a camera calibration procedure after certain work. We account for these requirements when arranging glass repairs.
Can an independent shop repair my Tesla?
Independent shops can perform some Tesla repairs, but Tesla recommends approved repair facilities and restricts certain parts and structural operations. We establish which exterior repairs our shop can undertake and explain when the vehicle needs a Tesla-qualified repair facility. We do not represent AZ Auto Collision Center as Tesla-approved.
What if the collision damaged my Tesla's charging-port area?
We can assess eligible exterior damage to the surrounding body panel and trim. A damaged charge-port assembly, wiring, or high-voltage component requires the appropriate electrical safety procedures and qualified repair. Do not use the charging port if it appears damaged or the vehicle displays related warnings.
Is repairing a Model S or Model X different from repairing a Model 3?
Yes. Their body construction, materials, glass, and replacement components differ, and Tesla publishes model-specific collision procedures. An exterior operation permitted on one model may not apply to another. We establish the exact vehicle and affected component before selecting the repair method.
Need Tesla Collision Repair in Los Angeles?
Contact AZ Auto Collision Center about damaged Tesla bumpers, body panels, glass, and refinishing. We'll determine eligible repairs and provide a free estimate before you authorize work.
What Our Customers Say
"Art, Vinh & Arman were great to work with. They were very informative throughout the claim process, called and updated me often and made sure the process was effortless. They even delivered the car to my house! White glove service!"
Hovo Bogaryan
"Not only was Vinh incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable, he walked me through every step of the process. […] Upon pickup, my car truthfully looks better than it did before the accident!"
Annie S.
"Someone backed into me and scratched up my bumper, and they repaired it like it never happened. The paint match is absolutely perfect you honestly can't even tell it was ever damaged."
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