We emphasize the importance of choosing certified collision centres for better quality repairs. Being certified significantly impacts your vehicle’s function, longevity, value, and safety. Our certified technicians meet factory safety and quality standards during repairs. Don’t overlook the benefits of opting for a certified centre over others.
When a collision centre holds manufacturer certifications, it means they have access to better equipment, knowledge, and tools to complete high quality, and proper repairs. Using OEM or genuine manufacturer parts ensures our customers receive the correct parts and a quality repair for their vehicle. This guarantees your vehicle returns to the road with the same safety and quality ratings as the day you purchased it.
After a technician has gained the proper experience in collision repair, they can then be certified under an OEM program of their choice. Our technicians undergo extensive training to ensure that every repair meets manufacturer specifications. The same considerations are taken when it comes to luxury, internal combustion engines (ICE), and electric vehicles (EV).
Choosing a collision centre can be overwhelming due to various reasons. Look for a centre with technicians trained by your vehicle’s manufacturer for better assurance. Remember, it’s your decision, so opt for a certified collision centre that makes you feel confident about the quality and safety standards you receive after an accident.
OEM stands for “Original Equipment Manufacturer.” It refers to a company that is the original engineer and producer of a vehicle's components, electronics, safety components, and parts.
Over time, the vehicles we drive have grown increasingly complicated in their features and technologies. Today, the average vehicle has thousands of functional components, tens of thousands of parts, and a mix of advanced lightweight materials.
Properly repairing your complex vehicle after a collision now requires a team of highly trained specialists. Up-to-date training is essential, since vehicle designs and recommended repair procedures change faster now than ever before. And no two vehicles will follow the exact same repair plan.
