by Eric Reamer | Oct 25, 2014 | After The Repair, Customer Service, From The Owner
Consumer Safety Alert Some industry estimates suggest that more than 60% of “repaired” vehicles on the road have serious safety and structural issues. Your safety is of paramount importance. All too often, repairs that are done at DRP (Insurance Company’s Direct...
by Eric Reamer | Oct 18, 2014 | After The Accident, Direct Repair Partnership, From The Owner
DANGER! Very Important Information Below: “Steering” is a common practice of many insurance companies to “guide” you to one of their PREFERRED auto body shops (known in the industry as Direct Repair Programs or DRPs). While you may want to...
by Nylunds Collision Center | May 3, 2014 | Customer Service, Direct Repair Partnership, From The Owner
Nylund’s Endorsed By Allstate (That HAD to Hurt!) Today, we share with you unexpected, unsolicited manna from heaven from one of the most unlikely of sources: a heartfelt (?) endorsement by an Allstate Insurance Claims Adjuster. Nylund’s Collision Center...
by Nylunds Collision Center | Mar 8, 2014 | aftermarket, Bumper Repairs, Collision Center, From The Owner, Restoration
Last week, we posted a photo series on our Facebook Page, detailing the damage to one of our guests’ cars – specifically the front bumper of his 2013 Lexus GS 350 “F” Sport. The original, Lexus manufactured part, working in precise harmony with the airbag deployment...
by Nylunds Collision Center | Feb 8, 2014 | Customer Service, From The Owner, Restoration
We love what we do here at Nylund’s Collision Center. Not just because we can make something beautiful out of something ugly, but because we only do it one way: the RIGHT way. Case Study: Lexus ES 350, 28,000 miles. Still under full warranty. It’s not difficult to see...
by Nylunds Collision Center | Dec 21, 2013 | Customer Service, From The Owner, Restoration
When it comes to quality, I believe the automotive industry has a good bead on what it takes to get the job done right. Ford tells us that “Quality is Job 1″. Hertz taught us that “There’s Hertz… and there’s ‘Not Exactly’”. But every now and again, we run across...
