Range Rover
& Land RoverAuto body & collision repair
in Las Vegas

Yes. Our Spring Mountain location handles Range Rover and Land Rover mechanical diagnosis, repair and maintenance, including engine and cooling concerns, brakes, A/C, steering and suspension. Tell us the year, model, mileage and what the vehicle is doing. For a mechanical visit, call 702-754-6774. Both locations handle Rover body and collision repairs.

No. Nevada lets you choose the licensed body shop that repairs your vehicle. If you want Universal to handle it, bring us your claim number and estimate. We’ll help with the repair paperwork and explain unresolved parts, coverage or charges. Shop choice doesn’t make every charge automatically covered; the policy and reasonable repair rates still apply. Nevada’s shop-choice rule ↗

Yes. Bring the estimate from your insurer or another shop and let us look at the vehicle with you. We’ll explain what the estimate includes, whether it reflects the visible damage and what may still need inspection. Two totals are only useful to compare when you know which parts, paint work and checks each one covers.

We handle both. Start with an inspection and estimate so you know what you’re comparing with your deductible. Keep in mind that hidden damage can change the total. Your insurer or agent can explain your reporting obligations and how a claim could affect your policy; we can explain the repair itself.

We’ll go through the parts on your estimate with you. JLR’s published position does not approve aftermarket replacement parts or salvaged collision components, but an insurance estimate may list alternatives. We review the proposed parts against the repair requirements and address differences with the insurer. We’ll explain any unresolved cost difference before you authorize that work.

We don’t order collision parts until the vehicle is in the shop and the authorized teardown is complete. A visible bumper may be only one item; brackets, mounts and other damaged parts can be hidden behind it. Seeing the full damage lets us build the parts order together. We’ll explain the drop-off and authorization steps with you.

We’ll give you a timeframe after inspecting the damage and checking the parts needed. Additional findings, insurer review, parts availability and required electronic checks can change it. If a part is delayed, we’ll tell you what we’re waiting for and how it affects the next stage. We won’t give you a firm pickup date while a critical part is still uncertain.

Not automatically. Deployed airbags are one part of the full damage assessment. The insurer considers the required repairs, the vehicle’s value and the rules that apply to the claim. We document the damage and repair requirements for that review. A photograph or an airbag warning alone isn’t enough to promise the outcome.

Don’t use the fact that it moves—or has no warning light—as proof that it’s safe to drive. A leak, damaged wheel, steering change, overheating or an uneven ride is a reason to stop and arrange towing. Call us with the year, model, where it was hit and what you’ve noticed. We can help coordinate the next step.

Yes. Call with the vehicle’s location and any claim details. We can help coordinate towing and authorized impound retrieval. The owner’s authorization, release requirements and outstanding charges need to be addressed before the vehicle can leave. We’ll explain what information we need to get that process moving.

We can help coordinate a rental through Enterprise. Tell us before drop-off if you need an SUV or have another practical requirement. The rental company’s availability, vehicle category, payment arrangement and coverage allowance need to be confirmed. If the repair runs longer, a rental extension also needs approval from whoever is paying.

Our limited lifetime collision warranty covers applicable paint and workmanship for as long as the original repair customer owns the vehicle, subject to the written terms. It is not transferable. Ask us to go through the coverage with you before repairs begin. Mechanical repairs have separate warranty terms; this collision warranty does not cover every part or service on the vehicle.