$0 out of pocket. Here's how the math works.
Most of our insurance customers drive away without opening their wallet. It isn't a gimmick; it's four things stacked together.
Deductible: waived up to $1,000
The big one. Your deductible is the only part of an insurance repair you normally pay. We take up to $1,000 of it off our invoice.
Tow: free with repair
Can't drive it? We send the truck. No tow bill, no storage yard surprise.
Loaner car: ours, not a rental
$35 a day when you need one, usually paid by the at-fault driver's insurer on a liability claim. On your own claim, rental reimbursement coverage often covers it. Either way, no rental counter and no deposit hold on your card.
Supplements: billed to the insurer, not you
Hidden damage found during teardown goes on a supplement to your insurance company. It does not come out of your pocket and it does not change the waiver.
When it isn't $0
Deductible over $1,000, or you choose upgrades the insurer won't pay for (a full repaint instead of a blend, for example). You see those numbers before we start and can finance them with no payments for 90 days.
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
Is there a catch?
The repair has to be an insurance repair at our shop and large enough to carry the discount. That's it.
Do you charge for the estimate?
No. If a teardown is needed to find hidden damage, that's free too when you repair with us.
What about a rental if you have no loaners available?
We'll help you set up a rental through your coverage or the at-fault insurer.
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.
- 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.
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5511 N 51st Ave, Suites 108 & 109
Glendale, AZ 85301
Open every day, 7 AM – 6 PM
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