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Are you looking for reliable auto body services in 73703?
Enid Auto Body proudly provides its community with trusted auto body repairs and outstanding customer service. Our I-CAR trained technicians use factory methods, manufacturer approved equipment, and Original Equipment replacement parts to return your vehicle to pre-accident performance and safety. So, you're ready to choose our Enid, Oklahoma, collision center; start your online estimate today.
I-CAR Gold Class Auto Body Specialists
Enid Auto Body prioritized collision repair training by earning the I-CAR Gold Class title several years ago.
This accreditation signifies our collision center has met rigorous requirements and adheres to high service quality standards.​
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Our auto body specialists get trained in the latest repair techniques and technologies through I-CAR.
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This ongoing education helps guarantee that staff can handle complex repairs with precision.​
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Our dedication to this program assures customers their vehicles are being repaired by highly skilled professionals who follow industry best practices.
Understanding Auto Body Repair
Auto body repairs restore the structural integrity and appearance of your vehicle. These repairs are crucial in maintaining your car's safety and aesthetics, ensuring it runs smoothly and looks its best.
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Different types of damage call for varying techniques. Dents are often caused by minor accidents or hail, ranging from small dimples to large depressions.
Scratches can occur from various sources, including other vehicles or debris on the road. Our collision repair experts remedy minor imperfections with Paintless Dent Repair.
During PDR, a team member uses specialized tools to manipulate the back of the impacted panel until it looks new. More significant dents require structural repairs, bringing your car back to 100% from the inside out.
Frame misalignment is another example of damage that involves an in-depth approach. Our state-of-the-art techniques and tools ensure your car is safe to drive and all ADAS functions have been recalibrated.