Vehicle safety continues to be more important than ever as larger numbers of young drivers get on the road every year. Auto safety has drastically adapted over the years, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirms that newer cars continue to be safer than older cars. In a recent study, they estimated that…
Top 10 Accessories for Winter Driving Safety & Winter Driving Tips We all know that winter driving comes with additional safety risks. Being prepared during the winter in a snowy state like Colorado is essential for safe driving. In this article, learn the tips you need to know for safe driving in snowy conditions, as…
Auto collision repair shops can be innately wasteful. From chemicals and paint to various plastics and metals, repairing a car uses many resources. It’s our mission at Colorado Coach Auto Body to do everything that we can to reduce our environmental impact. We’ve implemented a series of eco-friendly practices that we stand by, from utilizing…
At Colorado Coach Auto Body, we take vehicle sanitation seriously. The safety of our employees and customers is our top priority. As COVID-19 cases have started to rise, we have a responsibility to protect our community and prevent the spread. We’ve implemented a variety of measures to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and other…
What Is Hidden Auto Body Damage? Hidden auto body damage is vehicle damage that lives beneath the surface, and can cause major issues if not detected during the repair process. More often than not, we find hidden damage after the initial estimate of a vehicle. It’s difficult to know what damage lies beneath the surface…
Your Auto Accident Checklist – During and After the Accident Auto accidents are never expected and always inconvenient. Getting into a car accident is stressful, and typically moves quickly from the incident itself, to the aftermath. With the average number of car accidents being close to six million in the United States every year, it’s…
The Process to Become Dealer Authorized for Auto Collision Repair Most auto dealers rely on auto collision repair shops to sublet their repair work vs. investing in an in-house collision repair program. Many require that the collision repair center become dealer certified, offering robust programs to ensure shops are following dealer approved techniques. This…
The use of aluminum panels and components in vehicles is not a new practice. Auto manufacturers adopted this practice to combat heavy steel parts in the vehicle makes. This helps vehicles test for specific emissions classes, making them eco-friendlier, with better gas mileage. Many popular vehicle models are made of all aluminum components, including…
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: A Message from Owner, Mark Quiroz To our loyal customers and friends, Colorado Coach Auto Body will remain open while we work diligently on repairing your vehicles and getting them back to you as soon as possible. According to the federal government, our business sector is essential to the economy and we are…
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