Collision Repair in Ontario, CA

Full-Service Collision Repair in Ontario, CA

Ontario drivers can reach our shop at 3839 Van Buren Boulevard in Riverside by way of Interstate 15 south toward State Route 91. It is an easy trip for a free quote on any kind of damage. We repair collision damage, dents, scrapes and paint, and replace cracked windshields. Fleet vehicles from Ontario businesses are welcome too.

Few cities see more truck traffic than Ontario, where freight from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach moves through on its way east. Interstate 10, State Route 60 and Interstate 15 all cross the city, and warehouse trucks share every lane. Trucks throw gravel and debris, and big blind spots lead to side-swipes. We repair that damage to manufacturer-approved procedures.

Why Ontario Drivers Choose Us

Ontario drivers and fleet managers choose us because we take the hassle out of a claim. We work with every insurance company, bill them directly and handle the paperwork. If you have no rental coverage, we provide a rental from our own fleet at no cost to you. Businesses can count on the same care for their work vehicles.

Our team has 34+ years of experience and over 1,000 cars repaired. We are a Hyundai and Kia Certified Collision Repair Center and a Nissan Certified Collision Center. Every quote is free, and we back our work with a warranty. Call (951) 212-2850 to get started.

What We Do in Ontario, CA

Here are the services we provide to Ontario drivers:

About Ontario, CA

Ontario lies about 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles and is home to Ontario International Airport, one of the busiest cargo airports in the country. Euclid Avenue, State Route 83, runs north and south with its wide lanes and grassy median. Ontario Mills, the largest outlet mall in California, draws shoppers from across the region. Toyota Arena is the largest enclosed arena in the Inland Empire.

Summers are hot, with average highs near 95 degrees in July and August, and winters are mild. Santa Ana winds hit the area often in autumn and winter, and most of the yearly rain falls from December through March. Wind-driven sand and grit can sandblast a car's front end and windshield. That makes paint protection and glass repair a regular need here.