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Why You Should Care That Ford Rejects Wheel Reconditioning in Collision Repair

          Wheel reconditioning is a very dangerous practice. Ford is very clear that the...

Cadillac Says You Should Not Use Salvage or Recycled Parts in Collision Repair—Here’s Why That Matters

Salvage and recycled parts can’t compare to OEM parts in collision repair. Nearly every car manufacturer releases...

Why It’s Essential That GM Recommends Pre- and Post-Repair Scans for Your Chevrolet

  Pre- and post-repair scans are necessary for getting your Chevrolet repair right. If your Chevy has been in a...

Here's Why INFINITI Says You Should Not Use Aftermarket Parts in Collision Repair

New OEM parts are crucial in the repair of your INFINITI. When you take your INFINITI in for repairs, it is essential...

Why Volvo Only Permits OEM Parts and How That Matters for Your Repair

    OEM parts are the best replacement parts for your Volvo’s collision repair. Volvo has issued a...

Buick Only Approves New Genuine GM Parts for Use with ADAS: Here’s Why That’s Important

      Buick wants to protect your Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. When you take your Buick to a shop...

Why Buick Recommends Only New GM Air Bag Components and Why That’s Important to You

    Auto manufacturers provide crucial information about collision repair in their position statements. In...

Why Acura Rejects Wheel Reconditioning in Collision Repair and Why You Should Care

    Wheel reconditioning is very dangerous in collision repair. Acura is very clear that the company does not...

Acura Recommends Using Only OEM Parts on Structural Repairs—Here’s Why You Should Care

    We always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for collision repairs.   If you’re in a...

GM Is Specific ADAS Calibrations On Their Vehicles, Here’s How That Affects You

As the owner of a GM car about to get collision repair, you need to know that GM is very specific about their repair...