Testimonial

"My vehicle was delivered on time as promised."

Robert S.
Carlsbad CA
BBB

Enterprise Rental Car

FAQs

Facts You Should Know

Working with the Body Shop and the Insurance Company
  • The law does not require you to get more than one estimate.
  • You are not required to use any particular shop. You choose the body shop to perform the repairs.
  • There is a difference in body shops. A lower estimate may overlook details like aligning the front end, aiming the headlights, etc. It is your car...make sure it is repaired to your satisfaction.
  • You are the only one who can authorize repairs on your car. Do not sign any releases until you are sure that the insurance company will cover the cost of the repairs.
  • You should know that your car is being repaired for you as the owner. You are expected, therefore, to be able to pay for the repairs upon completion. To avoid paying with your personal check, arrange to have the insurance company releases signed and back to the paying company in time for them to get a check back to you. If a lien holder is named on the check, be sure to get his endorsement. By making these arrangements in advance, you will help the repair shop to get you back on the road in a minimum of time.
  • Auto Art will provide you with the finest workmanship at a reasonable price. We will work closely with you to insure your complete satisfaction. This is our pledge to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where do I get a claim number?
  • Do I have to pay a deductible?
  • Whom do I pay the deductible to?
  • What forms of payment do you accept?
  • What is a "direct repair" facility?
  • Are you open on weekends?
  • How long will the repairs take?
  • Can I get a ride home after dropping off my car?
  • How can I get a rental car?
  • Is there a warranty on the repair work performed?
  • Can you match my car's paint color?
  • How long before I can wash my newly painted car?
  • Will the parts be ordered before I drop my car off for repair?
  • If my vehicle frame is damaged is the car a total loss?