Signs That You Might Have Received Bad Collision Repair
At one point or another, we all need car repair at some point in our lives. You might be wondering, “how much will the repair cost?” or “how long will the repair take?” These are all reasonable questions to have, especially when every auto body shop promises to “fix”...
Why Safety Inspections Must Be Performed Following Your Palmdale Subaru Collision Repair
Whether you have just had your Subaru repaired or are currently looking for the right auto body repair shop, there are new requirements for technicians to follow when repairing any Subaru model. Just last month (November), Subaru wholesale parts specialist Nicole...
Does Your Palmdale Body Shop Know Where The OEM Welds Go? Guess Again.
Here is a fact: your auto body repair probably requires welding. Here is a frightening fact: Not all shops know how to weld correctly, and that could put your safety at risk. When you go into work every day for ten, twenty, or even thirty years, you pretty much know...
Four Common Myths About Collision Repair: What You Need To Know
You just got into a car accident, and you already feel as if your entire world was side-swiped. To make matters worse, you now have to start the insurance claims process and make a decision about where to get your vehicle repaired. Unfortunately, many people become...
What To Do If The Other Party’s Insurance Company Denies Your Claim
Nobody ever prepares you for just how stressful life gets after you get in an accident. You have to deal with finding the right body shop, possible injuries, and all the many inconveniences that come when you’re without your vehicle. The last thing you’d ever expect...
Why Full-Body Sectioning Should Never Be Done In The Repair Process
Getting Your Car Repaired Years ago, it was a common practice in collision repair to take a car that had significant structural damage, such as a really rear-end collision, and cut it all out and weld in a section from a similar car from a junkyard that had no...
5 Unknown Things Car Insurance Companies Don’t Want You To Know
Car Insurance Confusion Car insurance can be incredibly confusing, especially when you need car repair, and you’re trying to figure out precisely what you’re covered for. Meanwhile, your insurance company is encouraging you to go to one body shop, but it’s not where...
What Are Your Legal Rights For Collision Repair in California?
Just got into an accident? You are owed money. That much of the law is cut and dry. The rest, however, can be misleading or even confusing, mainly depending on who is giving you the advice and what their role is in the collision repair equation. We want to help set...
Caliber Collision VS. Telesis: Who Do You Choose?
Just last year, a giant body shop chain was formed and became one of the biggest auto body shop chains in the country. With over one thousand locations across the country, Insurance companies saw this as the perfect opportunity to save money by sending their customers...
The Difference Between Who’s An OEM Certified Technician And Who’s Not
Believe it or not, there is a difference between an OEM Certified Technician and someone who is, well, “experienced.” Car repair is nowhere near what it used to be, even just a few years ago. What used to be accomplished with a variety of tools and equipment now comes...
What Honda/Acura Wants Quartz Hill Drivers To Know About Pre-and Post-Repair Scanning
Scanning has been a bit of a sore spot for body shops and insurance companies in the collision industry. It’s also kind of a new need, and there is a cost involved. Naturally, your car insurance company wants to keep repairs as low as possible, which is why they don’t...
OEM Certification: The New Normal For Collision Repair
When you take your car to be repaired, do you know what it means when a body shop says they are OEM Certified? Is it a deciding factor for you? If it’s been a while since you got your car repaired, you may not know what this means or why it’s crucial to present-day...
What Palmdale Honda and Acura Owners Need To Know About Corrosion Protection In A Collision Repair
When you take your car to a repair shop after getting in an accident, they’ll promise you they can fix your vehicle, and technically they can “fix” your vehicle. The trick is finding a body shop that knows how to repair your car the right way. The best body shops know...
ADAS Repair for Subaru Crosstrek: Information For The Subaru Owner
Here at Telesis Collision Center, our Subaru customers tend to be the most brand loyal and car-educated of our customer base. As a result, you are probably very familiar with all the ADAS features that your Subaru came equipped with and you may even know about the...
Does Your Palmdale Estimate Include OEM, Salvage Or Aftermarket Repair Parts? What Does That Mean For You?
When an auto body repair shop in Palmdale performs a repair on your car, they have three options for parts. These 3 options are: Direct from the dealer (OEM) From a junkyard. From an aftermarket parts supplier. As someone who is needing car repair, you may not know...
What Does ADAS Calibration Mean On My Auto Body Repair Estimate?
When you see “ADAS Calibration” on your estimate from a Palmdale auto body shop, you may be wondering what it means and what does it have to do with getting your car repaired. Is it really necessary for your car or is there another option? Here at Telesis Collision...
What Does R&R and R&I Mean On My Palmdale Repair Estimate?
All things in life and in business are in a constant state of evolution. Even the lowly collision repair estimate is not immune to change. Automobile construction is evolving faster in the last decade than in any two decades prior. The way we fix cars has rapidly...
Problems With Mazda Soul Red Crystal Chipping Paint For Palmdale Drivers
Recently, Mazda has been under fire for problems with chipping paint on several of their vehicles. Specifically, any of their models that are painted Soul Red Crystal. Mazda glamorizes the color to be full of “vibrancy and energy with an increased depth and...
Telesis Collision Center
636 E. Rancho Vista Blvd.
Palmdale, CA 93550
661.274.2719