No. The products we use to repair vehicles are approved by manufacturers and will not invalidate your warranty.

We can only do work that is approved by your insurance company and is directly related to the circumstances of the accident. If you are unsure about what work should be done, you should contact your insurance company.

Yes, and it will probably be cheaper for you to have any extra work done at the same time as your other repair.

We can arrange this for you.

1. Any contributions to the cost of the repair, as specified by your insurance company
2. VAT (if you are VAT registered)
3. Re-delivery charges, if applicable
4. Any costs relating to the courtesy car (for example, extended usage fees)

This depends on the insurer – some insurance companies instruct us to use third-party parts on vehicles aged 3 years or older.

We will give you dates on which we will collect and deliver your vehicle, and we will try to specify accurate times (although we recommend you make yourself available all day in case of delays).

We do our best to collect and deliver customer vehicles using a transport truck, but sometimes this is not possible. In these circumstances, we will drive your car on the road. If you would not like us to do this, please contact us before we collect your car.

This depends on the work that needs to be undertaken. It is important to bear in mind that delays may occur due to manufacturer’s parts not being readily available, unforeseen repairs or parts being required, or your insurance company needing to inspect the vehicle.

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