Galaxy Auto Collision

When your car ends up in a ditch, you may wonder how you’ll be able to take it in for repairs. Whether your car breaks down on the side of the road or in an inconvenient ditch, we can help you get it to where it needs to go.

When you drive a heavily-customized truck, you may be hesitant to let just anyone tow it into the shop for you. Since we have experience working with all types of vehicles, we know the most appropriate methods for towing custom vehicles.

It’s generally recommended that all mechanical issues be addressed before repairing body related collision damage. There are certain tests that can be performed to ensure mechanical issues are diagnosed, including engine compression testing, internal coolant leak testing, and physical inspection.

Collision damage doesn’t just have to come from a collision with another vehicle. It can also come from an object hitting your car, like dings from hail or shopping carts. Fortunately, collision repair experts can fix these dings and dents, often without even damaging the paint.

Having a towing service can really make your day, especially if you have two flat tires and no ability to move your vehicle. We will arrive as quickly as possible to help.

Wondering if a rental car will be covered while your vehicle’s damage is being repaired? This depends on the terms of your insurance policy. Check with your agent to see if you’ll need to cover the cost of a rental car yourself.

There are several symptoms of a bad suspension system to watch for. This includes excessive bouncing over road bumps, loss of control during sudden stops, excessive swerving while changing lanes, front-end nose diving during quick stops, and vehicle sag in the front or rear.

Care to guess which type of auto accident is the most common across the U.S.? If you guessed a rear end crash, you're right. This type of accident is often caused by a distracted driver, and responsibility for the collision is rarely disputed.

A handy tip for drivers is to keep our phone number on your cell phone in case of emergency. It will speed up the process if you break down on the side of the road, when you're likely to be stressed and unsure of what to do.

We all know motor vehicle crashes can cause injuries and fatalities. That's why enhanced safety features on newer vehicles are so important. Care to guess how many motor vehicle related injuries occurred in the U.S. during 2013? That would be 2.31 million.

One thing that needs to be inspected following an auto collision is the radiator. Radiators can develop leaks around upper or lower hose connections as a result of cracks from the collision and vibration of the engine, and will need to be repaired.

In 1966, NASA invented memory or slow springback foam. Designed to absorb some of the energy and improve passenger safety during an airplane crash, it’s being evaluated by some auto manufacturers to enhance passenger safety in car collisions.

Worn or blown struts on your car pose a safety hazard to you and your passengers. Bad shocks and struts make the car more difficult to handle when turning, and increase stopping distances. We urge you to have bad struts replaced as soon as possible.