If you are in an auto accident, minor damage on the outside of your vehicle could be masking major damage beneath the surface. Auto frame damage occurs in virtually every impact, and if it is overlooked, the long-term safety of your vehicle could be compromised....
If you’ve ever been in an accident, you know how stressful they can be. A hit-and-run—where your vehicle is hit, and the other driver leaves without any information exchanged—can leave you confused and unsure of what to do next. Keep reading to find out what...
Many people avoid driving in thunderstorms, which is really the best way to stay safe and avoid accidents. However, the weather doesn’t care if you have somewhere to be; sometimes there’s just no choice. Here are some tips on staying safe if you must drive...
From minor dents and dings to paint touch-ups, our highly trained and certified technicians can repair and restore your vehicle. Want to know how exactly can we help you with your minor auto repairs? Keep reading to learn more! Body and Paint Body and paint damage can...
Getting into an auto accident is scary. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what steps to take in the aftermath. Our accident checklist is designed to help you move through the process of dealing with an accident methodically without overlooking any important pieces,...
When you have a vehicle fleet, the last thing you want to deal with is unexpected breakdowns and parts that wear out faster than they should. At National Auto Collision Centers, our fleet maintenance service pros know how to keep your vehicles on the road...
Flash flooding is a serious risk when you are driving. All kinds of flooding pose a hazard for drivers, but flash flooding is particularly insidious because these floods happen so quickly. In Tucson, flash flooding happens most frequently during monsoon season and during winter rains,...
After an auto collision, you are likely to hear everyone from the insurance company to the auto body repair shop referring to your accident as a minor or major collision. Although the distinction doesn’t affect the way insurance covers your accident or any other factors...
Even for experienced drivers, nighttime driving comes with unique risks. The rate of auto collisions is higher at night, thanks to challenges like glare from oncoming headlights and fatigue. Fortunately, there are things you can do to make yourself safer on the road at night....
Regardless of who was at fault in an accident, each driver will eventually have to discuss the incident with his or her insurance company. When you make a call to your insurance company, be careful not to accept blame for the collision, so you can...