Chrysler Certified Collision Repair in Phoenix, AZ
When your Chrysler is damaged in an accident, bring it to a collision repair facility approved through the FCA Certified Collision Repair Program. One Stop Auto Body & Paint has completed the program requirements for Chrysler vehicle repairs.
Certified Chrysler Collision Repair
Collision Repair Built Around Your Chrysler
Modern Chrysler vehicles combine advanced body structures, cameras, sensors, electronics and driver-assistance systems. After an accident, damage can affect much more than the panels you can see from the outside.
One Stop Auto Body & Paint participates in the FCA Certified Collision Repair Program, which includes Chrysler vehicles. The program sets requirements involving technician training, equipment and collision repair capabilities.
We inspect the vehicle, identify the damage and build the repair plan around the exact Chrysler model, year and systems affected by the collision.
What Certification Means
Why Choose an FCA Certified Chrysler Collision Repair Facility?
Certification adds requirements for technical training, equipment, vehicle-specific repair capability and modern collision repair procedures.
Chrysler Repair Procedures
Repair methods can vary by model, year, damaged area and structural materials. We reference vehicle-specific repair information when the repair requires it.
Trained Collision Technicians
Modern Chrysler vehicles require current repair knowledge. Our shop maintains collision repair training and capabilities associated with the FCA certification program.
Body, Paint & Refinishing
We handle panel repair, preparation, refinishing, blending and computerized color matching with attention to panel fit and the surrounding factory finish.
Cameras, Sensors & Vehicle Technology
Chrysler vehicles may use cameras, radar, parking sensors and other safety systems in areas affected by a collision. We identify the systems involved and determine what scanning, testing or calibration support is needed.
FCA Certified Collision Repair Program
One Stop Auto Body & Paint has completed the requirements of the FCA Certified Collision Repair Program. The certification covers Chrysler vehicles along with other FCA brands and gives Chrysler owners another way to verify the training, equipment and repair capabilities of the collision facility they choose.
Fast & Easy
Start Your Online Estimate
Send photos of the damage and start your Chrysler repair estimate online. If you would rather speak with us first, call our Phoenix shop at (602) 944-0880.
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We Work With Chrysler Models
We repair current and earlier Chrysler vehicles. The repair plan is based on the exact model, year, equipment and collision damage.
Local Phoenix Collision Center
The One Stop Difference
One Stop Auto Body & Paint is a family-owned collision repair shop serving Phoenix drivers from our location near 19th Avenue and I-17.
From cosmetic damage to larger Chrysler collision repairs, we explain what we find, keep you updated and help coordinate the repair from estimate through final inspection.
Insurance Claim Support
We Work With All Insurance Companies
You choose where your Chrysler is repaired. We can document the damage, communicate with your insurance company and help coordinate repair approvals during the claim process.
Chrysler Collision Damage? Start With a Free Estimate.
Visit One Stop Auto Body & Paint at 2017 W Ironwood Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85021. We're near N 19th Avenue and I-17.
Frequently Asked Questions
Chrysler Collision Repair FAQs
Is One Stop Auto Body & Paint certified to repair Chrysler vehicles?
Yes. One Stop Auto Body & Paint participates in the FCA Certified Collision Repair Program, which includes Chrysler vehicles.
What does FCA Certified Collision Repair mean for my Chrysler?
It means the collision repair facility has completed program requirements related to technician training, equipment, repair capability and collision repair standards for FCA vehicles, including Chrysler.
Can you repair structural damage on my Chrysler?
Yes. We repair body panels, bumpers, paint, glass, frame and unibody damage. The exact repair plan depends on the model, year and areas damaged in the collision.
Do you repair Chrysler cameras and sensors after an accident?
Collision damage can affect cameras, radar, parking sensors and other vehicle technology. We identify the systems affected and determine what scanning, testing or calibration support is needed.
Do you use genuine Chrysler parts?
We can source genuine Chrysler parts through authorized suppliers when required or selected for the repair plan. Parts decisions depend on the vehicle, repair procedures, availability and approved repair plan.
Will you work with my insurance company?
Yes. We work with all insurance companies and can help document the damage, communicate about the repair plan and coordinate the claim process.
Which Chrysler models do you repair?
We repair Chrysler vehicles including the Pacifica, Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid, Voyager and Chrysler 300, along with other current and earlier Chrysler models.