Collision Centre

Did you know that Crestview also has a full service bodyshop?

It’s true, we have a 25,000 Sq. ft bodyshop located directly below the showroom and service centre. Come and see us for all of your bodyshop needs at the Crestview Chrysler collision centre near Regina!

Accidents happen, we can help.

We at Crestview Chrysler understand how upsetting and inconvenient it is to have an accident. That’s why our process was developed. We have a time tested, and true process, that takes into account was has been most important to our clients over the years. Our focus is on getting you back on the road as quickly as possible, and restoring your vehicle to its original beauty. We have the facility, we have the state-of-the-art equipment and we definitely have the best technicians. We’re just a phone call away from helping you and your vehicle get back on Carlyle roads.

Follow this Process

1. If you’ve been in a car accident, the first step of filing a hassle-free claim happens at the scene of the collision. Once the area is secure and everyone is safe, get the name, driver’s license and license plate number of the other driver. It’s also very important to get the names and addresses of any witnesses. This may be crucial in determining who was “at fault” or responsible in the collision.
2. As soon as possible during normal office hours, you or the owner of the vehicle should set up an appointment to have your vehicle appraised and the damage assessed. Accidents must also be reported to the police under any of the following circumstances: If the collision results in injury or death | if it’s a hit and run | if a driver is impaired | if any of the vehicles involved have to be towed from the scene | If the collision involves an out-of-province vehicle. If none of the above applies, the accident needs only to be reported to SGI. Injuries need to be reported separately to the injury claims office.
3. On the day of your appointment, take your vehicle to the appraisal location where an appraiser will assess the damage and the cost of repairs. (If your vehicle is not drivable, arrangements will be made to have your vehicle towed to a location where the damage can be appraised).
4. Once the appraisal is done, you will receive a printout outlining the cost of repairs if your vehicle is repairable. After your adjuster confirms your insurance coverage is in order, you may have your vehicle repaired.
5. When repairs on your vehicle are completed, the body shop will ask you to sign a Certification of Repairs. This document is your authorization for the insurance company to pay the insured portion of the account directly to the repair facility. It also signifies that you’re satisfied with the repairs.