- August 10, 2026
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A local guide from the Gonz Collision team, because “people who care” means caring about the town, not just the fender. If you’ve ever waited on a repair estimate wondering how to kill an afternoon, or you’re just looking for something to do with the family that doesn’t involve a screen, we’ve got you covered.
South Florida’s hurricane season runs June through November, and every storm season brings a wave of vehicles into our shop with damage that could have been reduced, or avoided, with a little preparation. Wind-driven debris, flooding, and falling branches are the most common causes of storm-related vehicle damage in our area. Here’s how to protect
When your car goes in for collision repair, one of the biggest decisions affecting cost and quality is which parts get used: OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or aftermarket. Both terms get thrown around a lot, and insurance companies sometimes push toward the cheaper option without fully explaining the trade-offs. Here’s what each option actually means
After an accident, your insurance company will often hand you a list of “preferred” or “recommended” shops and steer you toward one of them. It’s a common source of confusion for drivers in West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach: do you actually have to go there? The short answer is no – in Florida,
A car accident is stressful, even a minor one. Knowing the right steps to take in the first few minutes and days can protect your safety, your insurance claim, and your vehicle’s value. Here’s a simple guide from the team at Gonz Auto Collision Center, based right here in Lake Worth Beach and serving drivers
One of the most common questions we hear at Gonz Auto Collision Center is “how long will my repair take?” The honest answer is that it depends on several factors, but here’s what typically drives the timeline for an insurance-covered collision repair. Step 1: The Initial Estimate We start with a visual inspection, usually same-day
Not all collision damage is obvious. Sometimes a car looks fine on the outside but has hidden structural damage that affects how it handles and how safely it protects you in a future accident. Here are five warning signs to watch for. 1. The Car Pulls to One Side If your car drifts left or