Why Scottsdale Customers Choose Us
We provide our services using an industry-accepted level of skill and care. Our team is fully I-CAR Gold Class certified and recognized as a trusted repair facility for most major vehicle manufacturers — meaning Scottsdale customers get manufacturer-specified repair procedures, not generic shortcuts. We use OEM parts and full-frame repair equipment to make sure every vehicle leaving our shop is restored to pre-accident condition and safety standard.
Ready to get started? Call (480) 668-3105 or schedule a free estimate online, and we’ll walk you through the entire repair process — from your first call to the day you pick up your car.
FAQ’s
Is there an Arizona Collision Center location in Scottsdale, AZ?
Arizona Collision Center’s facility is located at 215 South Industrial Drive in Tempe, about a 14-mile, 18-22 minute drive south from Scottsdale via Loop 101. We regularly serve Scottsdale customers and provide free estimates for all collision repair work.
How far is Arizona Collision Center from Scottsdale, AZ?
Our Tempe facility is roughly 14 miles from Scottsdale — head south on AZ-101 Loop S, then take the Rio Salado Parkway exit toward Industrial Drive.
Does Arizona Collision Center serve Scottsdale residents even though the shop is in Tempe?
Yes. We regularly repair vehicles for Scottsdale customers and provide free estimates, insurance claims assistance, and full collision repair services regardless of which Valley city you’re driving in from.
What certifications does Arizona Collision Center have?
Our technicians are I-CAR Gold Class certified, and we’re recognized as a trusted repair facility for most major vehicle manufacturers, meaning repairs follow manufacturer-specified procedures rather than generic shortcuts.
What should Scottsdale drivers look for in a collision repair shop?
Look for manufacturer certifications like I-CAR Gold Class, use of OEM parts, independence from insurance company incentives, and a satisfaction guarantee — these factors affect whether a repair meets manufacturer safety standards or just the minimum needed to pass inspection.
Is it worth driving from Scottsdale to Tempe for collision repair instead of using a closer shop?
Proximity matters less than certification and parts quality for a repair that affects your vehicle’s long-term safety and resale value — an 18-22 minute drive to a manufacturer-certified, independent shop is generally worth it over a closer shop with weaker credentials.
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