(310) 880-7575Hyundai Collision Repair in Los Angeles
Experienced Hyundai repair specialists
AZ Auto Collision Center handles Hyundai accident repairs, including the Elantra, Sonata, Tucson and Palisade. Our experienced technicians repair exterior damage and the structure beneath it, with body and paint specialists working through the complete repair.
A front-end collision can damage the grille, headlights and their supports along with the bumper. We check how those parts fit together and repair or replace damaged mounting points. For side and rear impacts, the work can include doors, quarter panels, liftgates and the surrounding structure.
On Hyundais with SmartSense features, cameras and sensors also need attention where the collision affected them. Our team checks the equipment fitted to your vehicle and follows Hyundai's procedures for the repair.
Hyundai auto body repair
What we repair
- Bumpers, grilles, headlights and front-end supports
- Doors, fenders and quarter-panel damage
- Rear bumpers, trunk panels and liftgates
- Paint scratches, dents and refinishing
- Frame damage and accident-related suspension work
- Glass, wiring and damaged cameras or parking sensors
Our shop has a frame machine and aluminum welding equipment for structural repairs. We follow the manufacturer's repair procedures for each damaged section, including when replacement is needed.
How it works
- We inspect your Hyundai and prepare a written estimate.
- For insurance repairs, we handle the paperwork and work directly with your adjuster, including documenting any additional damage.
- We complete the body, structural, paint and related work in the repair plan.
- When required, we calibrate affected advanced driver-assistance systems.
- We check panel fit, the finish and affected systems, then get the vehicle ready for pickup.
Need help getting your Hyundai to the shop? Call us about towing or pickup. Options depend on your location, vehicle condition and availability. Rental or loaner help also depends on availability and, when applicable, insurance coverage.
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."
Hyundai repair questions
Can you repair my Hyundai's bumper and headlights together?
Yes. We check the bumper, lights, grille and the brackets or supports behind them. An impact can damage several connected parts, so the repair includes the mounting points needed for the replacement pieces to fit correctly.
What happens if Hyundai SmartSense was affected by the accident?
We inspect the affected cameras, sensors and mounting areas as part of the collision repair. Damaged parts may need replacement, and calibration is included when required by Hyundai's procedure for your model.
Are OEM Hyundai parts an option?
Yes. OEM parts are available for your Hyundai. If insurance is paying, coverage depends on your policy and claim. We explain the parts options before ordering.
Do you repair Hyundai hybrid and IONIQ body damage?
Yes. We repair body panels, paint and other collision damage on Hyundai hybrids and IONIQ electric models. The location and extent of the impact determine the work needed. Suspected high-voltage battery damage requires a separate assessment.
How long will my Hyundai be in the shop?
We can give you a clearer timeframe after inspecting the damage. Parts availability, required repair procedures and insurance claim review can affect the schedule. We keep you updated if additional damage changes the work needed.
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