Need an auto body repair, or just a repair estimate? Book an appointment online.
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- Search a network of over 22,000 auto body shops
- View a map of local auto body shops
- Schedule an appointment online
* Online appointments are an offering of repair facilities and only available at participating locations
Want to know how much a repair will cost? Get an online estimate.
Send the auto body shop photos of your vehicle and request an online estimate
Use your phone or tablet device to take photos of the damage to your vehicle. Answer a few questions and send your photos to the auto body shop to get your online estimate.
* Online appointments are an offering of repair facilities and only available at participating locations
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Been in an accident? Before getting your car repaired, use Carwise.com to find the right auto body shop for you. Carwise.com displays ratings and reviews from real customers that have been in an accident and had their vehicles repaired recently.
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View All FAQs →Carwise is an online platform that helps drivers find, compare, and connect with auto body and collision repair shops across the United States. Carwise provides verified customer reviews and, at participating shops, online appointment scheduling and photo estimate requests. Carwise may also provide access to repair financing options and information about shop certifications.
Carwise focuses specifically on collision repair and auto body shops. It combines repair-shop search with verified repair-customer reviews and, at participating locations, online estimates and appointment scheduling.
An I-CAR-recognized repair shop has met I-CAR training requirements that support current collision repair knowledge and practices.
Select a participating repair facility, upload the requested photos of the vehicle damage, answer the guided questions, and submit your information. The shop will review your request and contact you with next steps, which may include asking for more information or scheduling an in-person inspection.
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. An OEM-certified repair facility has met requirements established by a vehicle manufacturer for training, equipment, repair procedures, or other program standards.