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    Gerber Collision & Glass

    3.4 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

    Services - Gerber Collision & Glass

    Bumper repair

    Collision repair

    Dent removal

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    Auto hail damage repair

    Rear-end damage

    Auto windshield repair

    Auto windshield replacement

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    Derrick and staff were awesome , good price!!! and service ! Highly recommend! Dropped the car off at 10am ready by 11am ! Thank You !

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    Gerber Collision & Glass

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    That's my third time doing business with Gerber collision. They are absolutely amazing from the…read morefirst time you contact them, getting an estimate, scheduling the work and getting my vehicle back so quickly. Everyone there is very professional, very compassionate with your needs, and extremely accommodating. I would highly recommend them for your repairs.

    I was in a hit and run on the interstate and my insurance referred me here…read more When I picked my car up, I noticed the plastic mirror cap was missing. I was told the part was on back order and they would call me back in when the part came in - I was fine with that. But if you zoom in, you will see a little chip of plastic missing. This was not noticeable until the cap was placed on (see other img). When they put the cap on, I asked if they could get me a new non-chipped plastic piece. The reply I got was "It was probably a rock that hit your car while you were driving, which is common. We cannot replace that for you." I definitely would have remembered a rock hitting my newly repaired vehicle. This chip definitely happened in their care. I also noticed my gas cap felt very abrasive. It looks like the gas cap had been dragged across concrete on the inside during disassembly (see img). I also noticed my window tint was damaged. I figured it got damaged during disassembly as well. When I called about it, they tried to deny responsibility, but eventually agreed to fix it. The first date was my fault - I wrote it down in my calendar wrong. I called them and rearranged to bring it another day. I dropped my car off and it sat for a few hours before the tint shop was closed. So we rescheduled. That next Friday, I took my car back at 8 AM, and while I waited for my friend to pick me up, I decided to do a walk around of my car. I didn't see any new damage. My friend arrived and I left. A few hours later, they called back and said that my car couldn't be taken care of that day and that I had to reschedule again. At this point, I asked for the contact information of the window tinting shop and arranged it myself. When I walked back out to my car, I noticed a little tiny dent on the driver side rear door. I should have walked back into the building immediately to point it out, but I was just tired and frustrated and wanted to go home, so I drove home to take a closer look. When I did, it was definitely a new dent and not a trick of the light. I called them immediately and told them about it. I asked if they could use their camera system to see who hit my car, and they said they didn't have access and needed to wait for the manager to arrive on Monday to review the footage. On Monday I take my car to the window tinting shop directly. Afterwards, I call Gerber back and ask about the results of the footage. I was told that the cameras don't record that long and that the footage has been deleted. WHY wasn't that ANTICIPATED and the footage SAVED THE DAY I REPORTED THE DAMAGE? I told them I don't blame them for the damage in that I don't believe they crashed my car, but since the damage occurred in their care, I would appreciate it if they could use their tools to pop it out. They told me to come in and they will see what they can do. I drive there as soon as my car is done at the window tinting shop. The manager comes out and I point out the damage. She said that the damage could have been anything from a rock to a shopping cart, and they have no idea I didn't drive the car away and damage it myself, then come back asking them to fix it. How dare she? I called the DAY it happened! I asked why they didn't save the footage the day I reported it if they knew it would be deleted. She said "We just can't do that. And honestly, this car should have been totaled. I have no idea why it got repaired. I'm not putting any more money into this car. And again, we don't know if this damage happened here." Looking past her disrespectful tone and dismissive comments, I again said "I'm not blaming you for damaging my car, but I know for a fact the damage happened in your care. Can you guys get the dent out just as a courtesy?" And she said that "we don't do that. That would be another 3rd party scheduled 4 months out and it would be $150 and I'm not going to do that, this car should have been totaled and I'm not putting anymore money into it." This is what pissed me off the most. No accountability. No respect. No empathy. I am done with Gerber Collision and I could tell from her tone, they are done with me. July 20 Update: The manager did reach out offering to fix my dent in an email, without an apology for her disrespectful tone. But now I have a new issue. I told Gerber that I heard a loose plastic noise beneath my car the first time I went back in June. They told me "we didn't go under your car, it wasn't us." This past weekend, I was driving on the interstate when my driver side (repaired side) inner fender fell onto my wheel. I thought my wheel popped at first because of the loud popping noise and black pieces flying out. Turns out I was right. Gerber forgot to secure the inner fender. I am now paying $40 out of pocket for the replacement part and I will do it myself so I know it is done right. I am sure they will deny responsibility again and try to gaslight me. Pictures added. I am pissed. Updated from 2 stars to 1.

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    Salesman Experience- Michael was very accessible and…read moreprovided me with a great buying experience by addressing all my concerns. He displayed an excellent sense of professionalism by continuing to keep me updated and informed throughout the entire buying experience. He is a very humble person that easily develops a trust relationship with his customers. Dealership Experience- Michael and Simone were on par when it came to any questions and concerns that I presented to them during the purchase of my vehicle. The dealership is family owned and operated by the Badawi family. This brings a sense of dedication to the sales experience because it is a direct reflection on them.

    I purchased a Jeep Wagoneer from another MotorCarsOnline location on December 8, but management at…read morethis Lansing location became involved when I attempted to resolve the issues that began shortly after the purchase. Unfortunately, the situation has now been ongoing for nearly three months without being fully resolved. Shortly after leaving the dealership and beginning the drive home, the vehicle started displaying electrical warning lights and sensor alerts. The vehicle was also leaking oil due to a loose oil filter that had not been properly tightened. When I contacted the dealership about the warning lights, I was told in writing that they "knew what the issue was" and that they had already spoken with their service department about it. Despite that, the vehicle still required diagnostic work at a Jeep dealership to address the problem. There were also issues regarding the spare key. I was told in writing that the key would go out in that day's mail, but that never actually happened. After several weeks of follow-up it became clear the key had not been mailed. While trying to resolve the missing key issue through this location, a staff member even asked whether I would be willing to sign an NDA before they sent payment for the replacement key, which was surprising given the situation. Another major issue has been the warranty paperwork. The warranty was supposed to reflect commercial use with unlimited mileage and a $100 deductible, since the vehicle was purchased in my company's name and is used for work. However, the warranty was processed incorrectly and has required additional time and effort to correct. I have made multiple attempts to resolve these issues directly with management, including speaking with the general manager, Mark, who informed me that the matter had been placed on Simone to handle. Despite that, I still have not received direct communication from Simone to finalize the remaining warranty correction. At this point, I am simply asking for the vehicle and warranty to reflect the terms originally agreed upon at purchase and for the remaining issues to be resolved. I hope the dealership will reach out so this situation can be resolved before I need to escalate the matter further.

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