Amazing amazing shop! Great people to work with, honest and straight forward. Accidents are…read morestressful and a pain but Joe made this a worry free situation. While I was waiting for my car I over heard them working with other customer and think they're doing a fantastic job. I would recommend stopping in and seeing what they can do for you. You don't find very many honest shops like this!

Big big big shout out to Joseph Laird and the rest of the team at Driven Collision! The service…read morethat had was affordable and fast. They even put extra service into my vehicle and I would recommend Driven Collision to everyone!!! Thank you so much Driven Collision!!!

Went in for a door ding. They fixed it so I couldn't even tell it was ever there and only took them…read more3 days. Couldn't be happier.

I'm a repeat customer. All previous visits were for insurance work. This one was minor and…read moreout-of-pocket. Previous visits were five-star experiences; hence my return today. The repair work was done timely and correctly, but the initial $342 estimate ballooned to $548, and I had no prior warning, either at drop-off this morning or via phone when I spoke with shop personnel twice after getting an estimate and before today. their explanation - weird part, quoted wrong price, blame Ford for using a prior-year part - didn't satisfy. They admitted that they should've called but all I could get from them for my displeasure at the surprise 50%+ increase was $50 off. The miscommunication is more forgivable than the nonchalant attitude of the two employees I dealt with. I won't be back.

Highly recommend this place. Had paint work done on my 63 Plymouth Belvedere. The staff did a great…read morejob repainting the engine and engine compartment. Had a few issues that were promptly addressed and corrected. the Owners are delightful to work with and the staff know what they are doing. i was very impressed and give the owners a lot of credit for creating a wonderful and refreshing work environment .

These guys know what they are doing! If you wanna get the right people to fix your car in Lansing,…read morego see Tyler at AW Collisions. Thank you guys for the help! If you are ever in a wreck and need help, go to AW.

My experience was amazing here. Mitch is incredible at what…read morehe does. He was able to find a recycled door, same color, and ordered it ahead of time so it'd be ready to go when I dropped my car off. He was creative and resourceful in order to save me the most amount of money. Honest and communicative about the fixes he was doing! And my car was done expediently Thank you C&T

C&T did an amazing job at fixing my truck after hitting a deer. They made it look better than when…read moreI first bought it. I highly recommend them as they do great work in a timely manner and they're great people to work with. Thank you guys!

Took my car in because the rear shocks were blown out, and RMB was able to get replacement parts…read moredelivered, and installed on the same day, at a very competitive rate. I'm going back next week for a windshield replacement and an oil change, and I couldn't be happier. They even offered to pick me up and drop off my car. A+ service.

Smooth experience from beginning to end. My daughter is at MSU and we needed a repair on her car…read more They were wonderful about calling me, explaining the issues and cost. Very communicative. They gave her a ride back to campus and when the car was done they dropped the car off for her. I could not have asked for more. THANK YOU!

The team at Barnum & Tenny were lifesavers for us -- we were traveling home to Ohio from a family…read moreholiday, got in an accident, and had to leave our car w strangers for the repairs. Todd was a wonderful partner -- friendly, concerned, and always proactive in communicating. The car came back to us in pristine condition - very clean, and they did beautiful body work. Highly recommend.

Best mechanics in town! Colton made a miracle happen and fixed my 2007 VW Beetles door lock system…read morethat no one else could fix! Martin in customer service is excellent at keeping you posted as to when your vehilcle will be ready for pickup. Highly recommend!

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.

What an awesome experience at Tripps Collision! jimmy kept me updated the whole time, paid…read moreincredible attention to detail, and delivered a beautiful paint finish. The friendly service and convenient loaner rental made the whole process smooth and stress‑free. Definitely recommend them.

Refused to help. Can't help the damage was higher yet someone did repairs Tripp's blew gallsread more

I can't speak for the the place in it entirety, but if it's anything like their parts department,…read morestay away. The guy behind the counter has a major chip on his shoulder for starters. Another thing is he seems to have an extremely low frustration tolerance level... everybody there does. I guess that's what's to be expected when you wake up one morning and realized the American auto company you work for basically sells and manufactures foreign automobiles - and that's what we've got, a made-in-mexico Yukon. You could paint the entire vehicle to look like an American flag, it's not going to take away from the fact that it wasn't manufactured or made in America. It's a foreign automobile, thru and thru.

This is for the Collision Center. Bad at communication and estimating days of work. Actual work…read moredone is fine.