There are 5 key things we want you to know about having your BMW repaired at Louisville Collision Center after an accident:

2. WE will handle your claims process for you. The average vehicle owner has an accident every six years. That's a long time, especially the way that vehicles are constantly changing today. The only way to make sure that your vehicle is restored to BMW standards is to have our BMW Certified employees help you with the process of repairing your BMW. We have a proven track record of working successfully with insurance companies to make sure that your car is restored to BMW's standards, and nothing short of that.

3. Every BMW Certified technician at Louisville Collision Center undergoes more than 250 hours of BMW vehicle-specific training before they are certified. That's more than 1 month of training at their training centers across the country with only one focus, how to fix a BMW exactly the way BMW requires. Even after all that, they still aren't done. Continuing education keeps technicians current on newly launched models and the latest advances in automotive repair technology.

4. To be part of the BMW-certified collision program, BMW REQUIRES a Certified Collision Repair Center to be equipped with industry-leading diagnostic instruments, approved measuring equipment, spray booth systems, hand tools, welding and dent repair stations. Basically, BMW has always stood for the highest standards in the automotive industry and they still do today. Your BMW will only be repaired with the tools and equipment that BMW requires of its Certified Collision Repair Centers.

5. When we repair your BMW at Louisville Collision Center, we RESEARCH and document exactly how BMW requires the vehicle to be repaired using their software BMW AIR. This access which is given to BMW CCRC's shows step by step blueprints on how to fix your BMW. Serious repairs often require your vehicle to be disassembled to see all the damage. From small repairs, to paintwork to reassembly, our technicians use these procedures designed by BMW engineers to allow technicians to achieve body tolerances like those when your vehicle left the factory on day 1.