45-25 36th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101

Toyota, Subaru and Chevy repair in Long Island City happens at 45-25 36th Street, along with Honda, Nissan, Jeep, Ford, Ram and most other makes. The same technicians and equipment handle collision, body and mechanical work, whatever badge is on the grille.

Toyota, Subaru and Chevy Repair in Long Island City

We repair and refinish Toyota, Subaru, Chevrolet, Jeep, Honda, Nissan and most other makes at 45-25 36th Street in Long Island City. Same technicians, same equipment, whatever badge is on the grille.

What changes between makes is not the skill, it is the detail: which alignment specification applies, what the manufacturer says about repairing rather than replacing a panel, which sensors need recalibrating afterwards, and how the paint behaves. Open 8am to 8pm daily.

Do you repair Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Nissan cars?

These are the cars we see most in Long Island City, and most of the work is ordinary: brakes, alignment, air conditioning, exhaust, suspension. Subaru brake service and Toyota alignment come up constantly, and on all-wheel-drive Subarus the tire circumference has to be matched closely or the center differential pays for it. See brake services and wheel alignment.

Do you work on Chevrolet, Jeep, Ford and Ram vehicles?

Chevy alignment and air conditioning work, Jeep collision and panel repair, and pickup and van servicing for people who use them for work. Larger vehicles need the right lifting and alignment equipment rather than an adapted setup. See fleet servicing.

Does collision repair differ by car make?

Panel repair decisions differ by manufacturer. Some specify replacement where another would allow a repair, some use aluminum panels that need separate tools and a separate area from steel, and most now require camera and radar recalibration after bumper or windshield work. We follow the procedure for the vehicle in front of us rather than a generic one. See collision repair and luxury and European body repair.

Paint Matching Across Makes

A paint code gets you close and no further. Manufacturers produce variants of the same code across plants, and metallics and pearls shift with viewing angle. We spray a test panel and compare it in daylight before committing, then blend into adjacent panels.

Book Your Car In

Tell us the make, model and year when you call and we will tell you what the job involves. Call (212) 629-1028 or contact us.

Diagnostics on Any Make

A warning light is a starting point, not a diagnosis. We read stored codes and live data before replacing anything. See engine diagnostics.

Whether it is a Toyota needing an alignment or a Jeep after a collision, the sequence and the standard are the same.

Servicing and Maintenance

Oil, filters, brakes, tires and inspection to the schedule your vehicle actually needs. City driving is harder than the mileage suggests, which is why most manufacturers publish a shorter severe-service interval. See scheduled maintenance and NYS inspection.

Hybrids and Electric Vehicles

Hybrids and EVs still need brakes, tires, fluids and inspection, and their brakes can seize from underuse because regenerative braking does most of the work. See hybrid repair and electric vehicle repair.

Where We Are

45-25 36th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101, open 8am to 8pm daily. Minutes from Court Square, Hunters Point, Astoria, Sunnyside and Woodside. See auto repair in Long Island City.

If the Car Will Not Start

If it will not run or will not roll, tow truck NYC operator A1 Towing NYC can bring it to us. See also what to do after a car accident.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does collision repair include?

Collision repair covers fixing damage from accidents, whether small dents, panel replacement, frame alignment, paint matching, or structural repair. We restore your vehicle’s safety and appearance after impact.

How soon should I bring my car in after an accident?

It’s best to bring your vehicle in as soon as it’s safe to travel or after you’ve filed your insurance claim. Early inspection helps identify hidden damage that may not be visible at first glance.

Do you work with all insurance companies?

Yes. We coordinate with most major insurance providers. Our team can help guide you through the claim process and communicate with your insurer directly.

Can you repair major structural damage?

Yes. We are equipped to handle both cosmetic and structural repairs. We use proper frame-straightening tools and industry-standard techniques to ensure your vehicle is restored correctly.

How long does collision repair take?

Repair time varies depending on the severity of the damage and parts availability. After inspecting your car, we’ll give you a clear timeline so you know what to expect.

OEM or aftermarket parts: what is the difference?

OEM parts come from the vehicle maker. Aftermarket parts are made by other companies to fit the same car, and recycled parts come off another vehicle of the same model.

Question	OEM	Aftermarket	Recycled (used)
Who makes it	The vehicle maker or its supplier	A third party manufacturer	The vehicle maker, taken from another car
Fit and finish	Matches the original	Varies by brand and part	Original fit, condition varies
Relative cost	Usually highest	Usually lower	Usually lowest
Good to ask	Is it new or reconditioned?	Is the part certified?	What is the mileage and condition?

Your estimate should list which type is used for each part. Ask before work starts if you want OEM.

Insurer's network shop or a shop you choose?

In New York you choose where your car is repaired. An insurer can recommend a shop in its network, but it cannot require you to use one.

Question	Insurer's network shop	A shop you choose
Who picks it	Recommended by the insurer	You do
Who the shop has an agreement with	The insurer	You, the customer
Estimate	Often written under the insurer's program rules	Written by the shop and reviewed by the adjuster
Hidden damage found later	Handled within the program	Documented and sent to the adjuster as a supplement

Source: the New York State Department of Financial Services confirms you keep the right, under the Insurance Law, to choose which shop repairs your car.

Toyota, Subaru and Chevy Repair: Questions

Do you do Toyota, Subaru and Chevy repair after a collision?

Yes. Toyota, Subaru and Chevy repair here covers collision and body work as well as mechanical repairs, done by the same technicians at 45-25 36th Street.

Which other makes do you work on?

Honda, Nissan, Jeep, Ford, Ram and most other Japanese and domestic makes, plus European models.

Do I need a dealer for my Toyota or Subaru?

Not for maintenance or repairs you pay for yourself, and independent service does not void your warranty. Free warranty repairs and recalls go through the dealer.

Auto repair shop in Long Island City. Our mechanics specialize in collision repair and auto body work, Long Island City car inspection, towing, oil change, collision repair and much more.