Common questions
Clear answers before the repair starts.
Collision repair involves insurance, parts, safety systems, timelines, and decisions that should be explained—not buried.

Common questions
Collision repair involves insurance, parts, safety systems, timelines, and decisions that should be explained—not buried.

No. You may choose the licensed repair facility you trust. Atey works with insurance companies while representing your selected repair plan and documentation.
Some collision damage is hidden behind exterior panels. Once the vehicle is disassembled and repair information is reviewed, additional required operations may be submitted through a supplement.
Parts selection depends on the repair plan, availability, policy language, insurer position, and your authorization. We review fit, condition, and repair implications rather than treating every part source as interchangeable.
A collision, windshield or body repair, alignment change, module replacement, or removal of certain components can trigger scanning or calibration requirements. The need is determined from the vehicle and repair procedures.
Modern color matching combines vehicle color information, variants, spray-out evaluation, application technique, and adjacent-panel assessment.
Atey provides a lifetime workmanship warranty for as long as you own the vehicle, subject to the written warranty terms on the final repair documentation.