Body Shop
Collision & Accessories
Mon - Fri: 8:00am-4:30pm
SAT: 9:00am-1:00pm
Body Shop Manager
Mark Aquino
aSSISTANT Body Shop Manager
Steve Priola
Drive away a little "GREENER".
No Matter what color you come in with, you're leaving a little "greener". That's because we use high-quality DuPont™ Cromax® Pro waterborne products that emit less volatile organic compounds than traditional solvent products.
General Information
We Have
- Certified Repairs on all Makes & Models
- Major Collision Repairs
- Free Loaners Subject to insurance Coverage
- All Insurance Estimates Honered
- Free Estimates
- Unibody and Full Frame Repair
- Towing Available
Accessory Center
We Offer
- Running boards
- Tube Bars
- Vent Shades
- Bug Shields
- DVD Players
- Mud Flaps
- Remote starts
- Grill Inserts
- back up cameras
- Alarms
- Sunroof
Call now for more!
716-667-2000
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Collision Repair
Bill of Rights
You have the right to know!
1.) New York State Law states YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to have your car repaired in the registered shop of your choice. Your insurance company cannot direct you otherwise.
2.) You may legally designate your repair shop to negotiate a fair claim settlement with your insurance company.
3.) The insurance company has six business days after proper notification to inspect your car. If additional damage is found after dismantling, the insurance company has two business days to re-inspect after proper notification.
4.) Your insurance company must negotiate in good faith. You are entitled to a prompt fair settlement to repair your car to it’s pre-accident condition.
5.) If the damages to your car is over $1,000 you must fill out a D.M.V. Form 104.
6.) YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED to get one or more estimates.
7.) YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED to take your car to an insurance company’s drive-in claim service.
8.) No insurance company shall issue a check or draft in payment of claim, implying acceptance of such as final or binding.
9.) Anyone who estimates collision damage in New York State must be licensed by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles.
10.) Total loss payment is calculated by averaging RED BOOK + N.A.D.A. values.
Difference in repair estimates are common
