Here at Autotech Collision Service, we make it a point to let New Jersey drivers know about the various repair procedures out there for their cars. Cars today like the 2019 Subaru Legacy are incredibly complex and if a technician doesn't follow exactly what the manufacturer tells them, then your...
We at Autotech Collision Service are an OEM certified repair shop located in Southern New Jersey. We know how critical it is to follow exactly what the manufacturer tells us, which is why we know scanning and calibration are critical for modern-day vehicles. We’re here to tell you why and...
Here at Autotech Collision Service, we want to show New Jersey drivers what it means to get your car repaired the right way. So many times, people are victims of bad collision repair, not realizing they have choices on where they get their car repaired and how important it is...
Here at Autotech Collision Service, we have dedicated ourselves to becoming experts in all things regarding Subaru repair that we are a Subaru OEM certified autobody repair shop.
You would think that every auto body repair shop would do whatever it takes to ensure the safety of the customer is not compromised in any way, especially when it comes to welding. Unfortunately, there is no law in New Jersey requiring a technician to follow OEM repairs or use...
We're here to tell New Jersey drivers the real difference between high production body shop chains and independent body shops.
When you take your car to be repaired, you would assume that the technicians would know what they’re doing, right? The most significant difference between OEM Certified Technicians and an average repair technician comes down to their repair process and their training.
We're here to let New Jersey drivers know what a shop means when they say they're OEM Certified and just how important it is when getting your car repaired.
Here at Autotech Collision Service, we get many Subaru customers coming to us with all sorts of repair questions. As a Subaru OEM certified repair shop, New Jersey drivers know that they can trust us with any questions regarding repair operations on Subaru vehicles.
We’re here to tell you the difference between OEM and Aftermarket parts so that you have a better understanding of what may (or may not) be going on your car.
