FAQ

Some collision damage is not visible from the outside. During disassembly, technicians may find damage behind bumpers, panels, lights, or other components. Picasso Auto Body can inspect the vehicle and update the repair plan when additional damage is identified.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body provides structural and frame related collision repair, including frame straightening. Structural repairs require accurate measurements and appropriate equipment to help restore the vehicle according to applicable repair procedures.

The repair process can include inspection, estimating, insurance coordination, disassembly, parts replacement or repair, structural work, auto body repair, paint refinishing, reassembly, and final checks. The exact steps depend on the vehicle and extent of the damage.

Yes. Computerized estimating is listed among Picasso Auto Body’s collision repair capabilities. An estimate helps identify the visible repairs and parts required, although additional damage may sometimes be discovered after disassembly.

Yes. OEM computerized color matching is listed as one of the shop’s collision repair capabilities. This process helps technicians match repaired or refinished areas with the existing vehicle finish.

In some cases, yes. Whether a bumper can be repaired depends on the type, location, and severity of the damage and the applicable repair procedures. After inspection, the repair team can determine whether repair or replacement is appropriate.

Yes. Fender and other exterior body panel damage can be evaluated as part of an auto body or collision repair. The appropriate repair may involve straightening, replacing, refinishing, or repairing the affected panel.

Wheel repair is listed among the auto body services offered by Picasso Auto Body. Because wheel damage can affect vehicle safety, the wheel and related components should be inspected after a significant impact.

Yes. Hail damage repair is listed among Picasso Auto Body’s collision repair services. The repair method depends on the location, severity, and characteristics of the dents and other damage.

Yes. Aluminum and metal work is listed among Picasso Auto Body’s services. Aluminum panels require repair methods and equipment appropriate for the material, so the repair approach depends on the vehicle and damaged component.

Yes, subject to the vehicle and repair requirements. Picasso Auto Body has a dedicated Tesla certified collision repair operation and lists Tesla among its certified collision programs. EV collision repairs can involve specialized procedures, components, and safety considerations.

Tesla vehicles can have manufacturer-specific repair procedures, materials, components, and technology. Picasso Auto Body identifies itself as a Tesla Certified Collision Center and states that its technicians are factory trained and that genuine Tesla-certified parts are used in its Tesla repair work.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body provides Tesla collision and auto body repair and operates a dedicated Tesla Certified Collision Center in Riverside. Tesla owners can contact the shop to discuss the vehicle’s specific damage and repair requirements.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body states that it provides auto body and collision repair for all makes and models, including domestic and foreign vehicles.

Yes. Auto body services include paint and scratch removal, minor damage repair, chips, scratches, creases, and door dings. The appropriate repair depends on the condition of the paint and body panel.

Sometimes. The repair method depends on the size, depth, location, paint condition, and accessibility of the damage. A technician can inspect the dent and determine the appropriate repair and refinishing method.

Frame straightening involves measuring and correcting structural areas that have been displaced during a collision. Picasso Auto Body lists frame straightening and a Chief EZ Liner II frame machine among its collision repair capabilities.

Yes. A significant impact can affect suspension, steering, wheels, or alignment related components. Picasso Auto Body lists alignments among its collision repair services, allowing these areas to be evaluated when appropriate.

You can bring the vehicle and insurance information to Picasso Auto Body for evaluation. The shop states that it works with insurance companies and can assist with documentation and the collision repair process.

Customers can discuss their repair options with Picasso Auto Body and their insurance company. Picasso Auto Body states that it works with insurance providers and provides direct insurance billing assistance.

An initial estimate may be based on visible damage. Once the vehicle is disassembled, additional damage can sometimes be identified. In that situation, the repair estimate may need to be updated and coordinated with the applicable insurance process.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body lists emergency towing assistance as available 24/7. If a vehicle has serious collision damage, customers should avoid driving it until its safety can be determined.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body advertises estimates and provides an online estimate request option. The estimate can help identify the apparent damage and the repairs that may be required.

An initial estimate is based on the damage that can be identified at that stage. Additional damage, parts requirements, structural issues, or other findings during disassembly can change the repair plan and associated costs.

Paint blending can help create a consistent appearance between a newly refinished panel and adjacent existing panels. The appropriate refinishing approach depends on the vehicle’s paint system, color, damage, and repair area.

Yes. Clear coat finishes are listed among Picasso Auto Body’s collision repair capabilities. The appropriate repair depends on the severity and location of the finish damage.

Yes. Picasso Auto Body states that it works with all makes and models, and its website describes repair services for cars, trucks, and SUVs.

Yes. The shop lists both major collision repair and minor body damage services, including dents, scratches, bumper damage, creases, and door dings.

Yes. Depending on the damage, a panel may be repaired or replaced and then refinished as part of the collision repair process. Picasso Auto Body provides paint and scratch repair, custom auto painting, and computerized color matching.

Picasso Auto Body lists several manufacturer and industry certifications on its website, including Tesla, Alfa Romeo, Honda/Acura, Jaguar/Land Rover, Maserati, and I-CAR Gold/I-CAR Platinum certifications. Customers should contact the shop to confirm the applicable certification for their specific vehicle.

You can contact Picasso Auto Body by phone, request an estimate online, or visit the Riverside facility. The shop’s current contact information lists (951) 509-9014 and 7400 Orangewood Dr, Riverside, CA 92504.

Picasso Auto Body provides collision repair and auto body services from its Riverside location at 7400 Orangewood Dr, Riverside, CA 92504. Its services include collision repair, frame straightening, dent repair, bumper repair, paint work, aluminum and metal work, and related vehicle repairs.