Bumper Replacement

Many fender benders and rear-end accidents can result in a dented or cracked bumper. Have an auto body technician take a look at your car to determine the extent of the damage. If your bumper needs to be replaced, it’s best to get it taken care of right away. A damaged bumper can sacrifice the structural integrity of your car and provide a lower level of protection from collisions. 

Window Repairs

Window repairs are extremely common in the field of automotive repair. They can be scratched or cracked by everything from accidents to hailstorms to road debris. If your window has been scraped, you may be able to simply repair it. If it has been cracked or shattered, an auto body expert should repair it as soon as possible to prevent the glass from breaking and possibly injuring the car’s occupants. 

Paint Jobs

The paint on your car is easy to scrape or dent. While this is often a cosmetic repair, it’s essential to ensure that the new paint is the same color as your car. A professional auto body shop like National Auto Collision Center can perfectly match the shade of your vehicle for a seamless finish. 

Contact National Auto Collision Center

You can rely on National Auto Collision Center in Tucson, AZ, to provide expert repair services for your vehicle. For more information on our repair services or to request an estimate, call our Grant Rd. location at (520) 623-4959 or send us a message here.

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Coronado Trail 

The Coronado Trail—or Route 191—runs for over 100 twisting and turning miles. There are approximately 460 curves on the Coronado Trail, including multiple hairpin curves along the narrow roadway. The Coronado Trail is designated as a National Scenic Byway because of the amazing views you can take in. Keep in mind, however, that with multiple sections without guardrails and steep drop-offs, you may want to be a passenger instead of the driver to really take in the sights. 

Catalina Highway

This ride up the Santa Catalina Mountains takes you up Mount Lemmon, which is the highest peak in the chain. The drive is only 30 miles, but you’ll do a significant amount of steep climbing along the way. During the drive, you’ll start in the desert and slowly watch the trees change, until you find yourself in an alpine forest. Slow traffic is common, as drivers find themselves unnerved by the curving road and slow to crawl as they climb the mountain. Bikers also frequent this route, so be prepared to share the road. 

Apache Trail

Route 88, or the Apache Trail, is a road that even the most experienced mountain drivers treat with respect. Many stretches of the road are unpaved, and there are several hairpins and switchbacks. Anyone driving an RV and anyone who is inexperienced in mountain driving is advised to stop at Tortilla Flat, as the road gets even more challenging from there. If you make the drive, however, you’ll be rewarded with gorgeous views and plenty of viewpoints to take it in. 

If you find yourself on a road trip adventure and an accident happens, National Auto Collision Centers can get you back on the road fast. Find out more about all of our maintenance and auto repair services in Tucson by calling our Grant Road location at (520) 623-4959.

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