Chesterland Autobody invests in the technologies needed to give our customers the level of service they deserve. As a consumer, you should have adequate knowledge to question the quality of service being rendered to one of your largest investments: your automobile.

BlackHawk Body Straightener and Shark Calibration System

• Both Unistructure (Unibody) and Frame work.
• Accurately measures degree of damage.
• Computerized system downloads factory specifications.
• Probes attach to the vehicle to precisely measure
  damage against factory settings.
• Wireless communications used during measuring
  process and relay of measurements to the computer.
• Three samples of each measurement are taken to
  insure accuracy.

MIG Welder

• Uses Metal Inert Gas.
• Preserves tinsel strength of metal, unlike old welding technology.
• We weld according to manufacturer specifications to insure driving safety.

Questions to Ask Your Service Provider:

• What type of welding equipment is used?
• Do the welds exactly meet manufacturer specifications in number and quality?
• What body straghtening system is used?
• What is the degree of accuracy in body damage measurement?
• What is the degree of accuracy in straightening?
• How closely are manufacturer specifications followed on all phases of the repair?