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Collision Body Repair
Damaged vehicles are restored towards their original condition using vacuum pulling, spot welding, MIG welding and chassis straightening equipment — whatever the make of the car.
What does Collision Body Repair involve at Alpay Servis?
Damaged vehicles are restored towards their original condition using vacuum pulling, spot welding, MIG welding and chassis straightening equipment — whatever the make of the car.
Serious body damage is about far more than the dents you can see — it concerns the structural integrity of the car. Damaged vehicles are repaired towards their original condition using vacuum pulling, spot welding, MIG welding and chassis straightening equipment. Whatever the make, the repair plan is built around the structure of the damage and executed by experienced hands.
Chassis straightening: the backbone of the repair
In a collision, energy travels through the body shell, and damage can reach load-bearing sections far from the point of impact. The straightening bench measures the body at its reference points, reveals deviations from factory geometry and corrects them with controlled force. That precision is the precondition for proper road holding, even tyre wear and — critically — a safety structure that behaves as designed in any future impact.
The right technique at every joint
Panel shapes are recovered with vacuum pulling equipment. Where parts must be replaced, spot welding reproduces the factory joining method most faithfully, while MIG welding covers the remaining repair scenarios. The goal at every step is the same: to bring the car back not just visually, but structurally, towards its pre-accident state.
Checked before it leaves
Once the repair is complete, door and bonnet gaps, alignment and assembly quality are all verified — the car is only handed back after these checks. For a damage assessment after an accident, book through our online appointment form or call our workshop in Bornova, İzmir.
What Does This Service Cover?
- Determining the structural extent of the damage and chassis condition
- Measured correction of body geometry on the straightening bench
- Recovering panel shapes with vacuum pulling equipment
- Structural repairs using spot and MIG welding
- Post-repair alignment and assembly checks
Signs You May Need This
- Suspected structural deformation after an accident
- Uneven gaps around doors and bonnet
- The car pulling to one side on a straight road
- Irregular tyre wear that began after a collision
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is chassis straightening such precise work?
The chassis is the skeleton on which the car's entire safety system is built. Even millimetre-level deviations after an accident affect road holding, tyre wear and crash performance. Straightening equipment measures the body against factory reference values and corrects it under control — precision no by-eye repair can match.
Can a heavily damaged car really be brought back?
It depends on the nature of the damage. Modern measuring and straightening equipment, in experienced hands, allows many structural repairs to be brought back to factory geometry. After inspection you receive a realistic repair scope and an honest assessment for your car.
When are spot and MIG welding used?
They are used in panel replacement and in repairing structural joints. Spot welding reproduces the factory joining method most closely, while MIG welding serves other repair scenarios. Which technique applies is decided by the structure of the damage.
Do you repair all makes of vehicle?
Yes. As an independent workshop we work across makes; the repair plan is built around the construction of the car and the nature of its damage. Whatever you drive, you are welcome to bring it in for a damage assessment.
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