Auto Body & Collision Repair
in Las Vegas.

Start with a call to Spring Mountain at 702-754-6774 or Post Road at 702-430-1000. We’ll arrange a time to look at your vehicle in person. Bring your claim number and insurance estimate if you have them. The preliminary visual estimate is free. If you choose us for repairs, we’ll explain the next steps before you leave your car with us.

Yes—we work with all insurance companies. When we repair your vehicle, we handle the follow-up on estimates, supplements and repair payments, and keep you in the loop. You don’t have to navigate the repair paperwork on your own. In Nevada, you can choose your licensed body shop, even if your insurer recommends somewhere else.

A higher estimate does not automatically mean you pay the difference. The first insurance estimate often leaves out damage that cannot be seen yet. During repairs, we document what the vehicle needs and work with your insurer on approval and payment. For covered, approved repairs through your own insurance, you pay your applicable deductible. If there’s a coverage issue or work outside the approved claim, we’ll talk it through with you before asking you to authorize it.

A supplement is a request to add necessary work or costs to the insurance repair estimate. In our experience, most collision repairs need one. Teardown can reveal hidden damage, and required scans or calibrations may be added later, once they’re completed and documented. We prepare the supporting information and follow up with your insurer as the repair moves forward.

We don’t offer that as a separate service. Teardown means removing parts to inspect the damage underneath. At Universal Motorcars, it’s part of a repair job you’ve authorized, and the vehicle stays with us for repairs. Simply putting damaged parts back together does not make the car safe to drive. We’ll explain the repair plan and drop-off arrangements before you leave it with us.

Yes. The bumper cover can hide damage to supports, sensors or the area behind it. Let us know if the trunk won’t close properly, a warning light has appeared or the car feels different to drive. We’ll inspect it in person and explain what needs a closer look. Some hidden damage only becomes visible when parts are removed during repairs.

Yes. Our collision and mechanical teams work together on accident-related body, paint, steering, suspension and alignment repairs. Tell us if your car pulls to one side, vibrates or shows a new warning light after the accident. We’ll include those concerns in the repair plan, along with any scans or calibrations your vehicle needs.

We’ll know more once we inspect your car. The damage, parts, paint work and required testing all affect the cost and timing. Hidden damage, parts delays or insurance approvals can change the plan. We’ll explain the expected steps and keep you updated if something affects the price or pickup date.

Yes. Call Spring Mountain at 702-754-6774 or Post Road at 702-430-1000, and we’ll arrange towing to the right location. We can also help coordinate a rental car. We’ll explain availability and charges; what insurance pays depends on your policy or claim.

Our collision paint and workmanship come with a limited lifetime warranty while the original owner keeps the vehicle, under the written warranty terms. It does not transfer to a new owner. Eligible mechanical repairs have North American Warranty coverage for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. We’ll explain the coverage and exclusions that apply to your repair.