Auto Body Repair in Highland, CA

Full-Service Auto Body Repair in Highland, CA

The SR-210 is the most direct route from Highland: get on at Base Line or Fifth Street, head west past San Bernardino and Rialto, and come down into Fontana to Foothill Boulevard. It is one of our longer trips, so we coordinate the tow when a car should not make it. Rental cars wait on site.

The whole repair happens in our building. We measure and straighten structural damage with our Chief measuring system and Car-O-Liner, replace damaged panels with OEM parts and refinish them in our spray booths. ASE certified technicians repair the mechanical damage, and an alignment finishes the job.

Why Highland Drivers Choose Us

Most trips from Highland to the rest of the valley run on the SR-210, and a freeway crash carries far more force than a bump in town. A hard hit calls for a certified shop that measures the repair. Our I-CAR and ASE certified facility has done that since 1993.

We make the longer trip worth it. We coordinate the tow, keep rental cars on site and work directly with your insurance company. Every collision and body repair is backed by our Lifetime Warranty, and we speak Spanish and English.

What We Do in Highland, CA

Every repair below is available to Highland drivers, each with its own page:

About Highland, CA

Highland sits at the southern base of the San Bernardino Mountains, east of San Bernardino, with about 57,000 people. The city has three main areas, Highland, East Highland and West Highland, and City Creek divides its school districts. Base Line is a main east-west road, Fifth Street began as the area's first road, and the Highland Historic District on Palm Avenue holds its oldest homes.

Highland gets more rain than the valley floor below it, about 25 inches a year, with a few inches of snow on average. Fire service here is contracted to Cal Fire, a sign of how close the city sits to the mountain slopes. On slick winter roads, a car with a bent wheel or a poor alignment is harder to keep in its lane.