Aram's Auto · Surrey, BC
Repair collision damage with the whole vehicle in mind.
Autobody and collision repair for exterior damage, panels, bumpers and related vehicle systems.
Collision work
Body damage can involve more than the visible panel.
A collision inspection should consider panels, mounting points, lighting, sensors and the way the vehicle drives. Photograph the damage if safe, and tell us about warning lights, leaks, rubbing tires or changes in steering.
Related services include automotive paint, bumper and hood repair, windshield replacement and airbag service.
What to expect
The repair plan begins beyond the surface.
Document the collision
Take photos when it is safe, record the direction of impact and note every warning light, leak, loose part or change in steering. Bring the claim or estimate information if insurance is involved.
Inspect connected systems
Exterior panels can surround lighting, sensors, absorbers and mounting structures. The repair direction may also involve airbag service, glass or mechanical inspection.
Separate body repair from refinishing
Panel fit and damage correction come before final automotive paintwork. This keeps the collision page focused on the repair while the paint page explains the finish.
Common questions
Collision repair questions.
Should I drive after a minor collision?
Visible damage can hide safety concerns. If there are leaks, warning lights, tire contact, steering changes or loose parts, avoid driving and arrange an inspection.
Can you address mechanical concerns related to a collision?
The shop provides both mechanical and autobody services, allowing related concerns to be evaluated together.
Ready when you are
Show us the damage.
Describe the collision and current condition of the vehicle.