Tempe Body Shop & Collision Repair
Our Tempe body shop and collision repair center is here to serve you! This location also services the Tempe-Mesa, Tempe-Gilbert, and Tempe-Scottsdale areas.
Our Tempe body shop and collision repair center is here to serve you! This location also services the Tempe-Mesa, Tempe-Gilbert, and Tempe-Scottsdale areas.
Where is Arizona Collision Center located in Tempe? Arizona Collision Center’s facility is located at 215 South Industrial Drive, Tempe, AZ 85281, just off Loop 101 and Rio Salado Parkway, minutes from ASU and Tempe Town Lake.
What are Arizona Collision Center’s hours? We’re open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, with Saturday appointments available by request. We’re closed Sundays.
Does Arizona Collision Center offer free estimates in Tempe? Yes. Call (480) 668-3105 or schedule online for a free collision repair estimate at our Tempe facility.
Does this Tempe location also serve nearby cities? Yes. Our Tempe facility serves as the hub for customers from Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, and Phoenix, in addition to Tempe locals.
Is Arizona Collision Center certified by vehicle manufacturers? Yes. 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. Some of the manufacturers include Infiniti, FCA, KIA, Hyundai, Genesis, and Nissan.
What should Tempe 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.
Why choose an independent body shop over one recommended by insurance? An independent shop has no financial relationship with your insurer, so there’s no incentive to cut corners or use cheaper parts to save the insurance company money — the repair is done to manufacturer standard, in your interest rather than the insurer’s.
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