Buckeye, AZ · about 38 min from the shop
Buckeye drivers: we waive up to $1,000 of your deductible.
Buckeye is outside our 20-mile pickup zone, but if the car can't be driven, the tow to the shop is still free with the repair. Then the deductible waiver works like it does for everyone else.
Where Buckeye cars get hit
Long, fast stretches of I-10 and rural roads bring higher-speed collisions, rock and debris damage, and animal strikes.
Getting the car to us
Take I-10 east to the Loop 101 north, exit at Glendale Avenue, go east to 51st Avenue, then south. Call first if the car may not be safe to drive.
Not drivable? The tow from Buckeye to the shop is free with your repair. Drivable? We'll have a loaner waiting when you arrive.
What the waiver does for you
On a qualifying insurance repair we take up to $1,000 off your deductible on our invoice. Your insurer pays its normal share. Most Buckeye customers with a $500 or $1,000 deductible pay nothing at pickup.
- It is a discount on our side of the repair, taken off what you owe the shop.
- We never pad the estimate, add work your car doesn't need, or bill your insurer for your deductible. That is fraud, and it is not how this works.
- The waived amount is printed on your repair paperwork. You and your insurer see the same numbers.
- It applies to qualifying insurance repairs. Ask when you call, send photos or check in, and we confirm it in writing.
What would you pay?
- We waive
- $1,000
- You pay toward your deductible
- $0
On qualifying insurance repairs. The exact amount is written on your estimate before work starts.
Real numbers, no fine print
| Your deductible | We waive | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| $500Most common collision deductible | $500 | $0 |
| $1,000The one that stops people from fixing the car | $1,000 | $0 |
| $1,500Higher deductible, lower premium | $1,000 | $500 |
| $2,000High-deductible policy | $1,000 | $1,000 |
Qualifying insurance repairs. If your repair is under $1,000, we cannot waive more than the repair costs.
Common questions
Do you pick up in Buckeye?
Buckeye is just outside our 20-mile pickup zone, but towing a non-drivable car to the shop is free with the repair.
Is the deductible waiver the same for Buckeye as for Glendale?
Identical. Up to $1,000 on qualifying insurance repairs, in writing before work starts.
My insurer wants me to use a shop near me instead.
You choose the shop under Arizona law. Tell them Best Deal Auto Body Shop, Glendale, and we take it from there.
How long will my car be gone?
Our target is 7 working days for a typical insurance repair, parts permitting. You get emails at each stage and a text when it's ready.
Deductible help
More on deductibles
Common questions
- How does a body shop waive a $1,000 deductible?
- $500 vs $1,000 deductible: what you actually pay
- The accident wasn't my fault. Do I pay a deductible?
- Is waiving a deductible legal in Arizona?
- Comprehensive vs collision deductible: which one applies?
- Can't afford your deductible? Here's how the car gets fixed anyway.
- $0 out of pocket. Here's how the math works.
- Hit-and-run: who pays the deductible?
By insurance company
Send a few photos. We'll take it from there.
Upload pictures of the damage for a preliminary price range, or call and talk to someone at the shop.
Visit the shop
5511 N 51st Ave, Suites 108 & 109
Glendale, AZ 85301
Open every day, 7 AM – 6 PM
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