Consistent, efficient, and quality repairs
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) certifications are special recognitions from vehicle makers like Jeep dodge Chrysler Fiat Nissan Infiniti Kia Hyndai awarded to collision repairs shops that meet strict standards for tools, equipment, facilities, and technician training to perform repairs exactly as the manufacturer intended, ensuring safety, performance, and structural integrity using genuine parts and approved procedures.
These certifications are vital for modern vehicles with advanced technology, ensuring repairs maintain the car’s safety features and value, and require ongoing training and adherence to evolving protocols.
What They Mean for a Repair Shop
- Official Recognition: Authorization from the car brand to perform specific repairs.
- Proper Tools & Equipment: Investment in manufacturer-specific tools and calibration systems.
- Specialized Training: Technicians complete brand-specific training and exams.
- Genuine Parts: Commitment to using OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts.
- Approved Procedures: Following manufacturer-specified repair protocols, even for complex systems like ADAS or EVs. Why They Matter for Vehicle Owners
- Quality & Safety: Repairs restore the vehicle to its pre-accident condition, preserving safety features and performance.
- Maintains Value: Proper repairs help retain the vehicle’s structural integrity and resale value.
- Trustworthy Repairs: Signals professionalism, competence, and adherence to the highest standards.
- Handles Complexity: Ensures shops can correctly handle newer technologies, such as electric vehicles and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS).