Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions we receive at Cool Springs Collision Center
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it matter where I have my vehicle repaired?
Do you repair all vehicles?
Yes. We repair most makes and models.
My insurance company recommended another shop, can I still have my vehicle repaired by you?
What is a PRO Shop or a “Direct Repair Facility”?
Do you guarantee your work?
How long will it take to repair my vehicle?
A good “rule of thumb” for how long your vehicle will be in the shop is to expect your vehicle to be in the shop for about 2 – 3 working days for every $1000 of damage. So, if you have a $2,000 job, you can expect your vehicle to be in the shop for 4 – 6 working days.
Do you work on vehicles that have not been in an accident?
Do you use factory parts?
Do you have rental vehicles available?
Yes. We work to assist our customers with rental vehicles. Whether your insurance will pay for a rental vehicle depends upon your coverage. Check your policy or with your agent. (Even if you have “full coverage” it does not necessarily mean that you have rental vehicle coverage.) Rental assistance is provided through Toyota of Cool Springs and their partner Enterprise.
Hopefully you will never need our services,
but if you do, Cool Springs Collision Center offers:
Lifetime Warranty on Collision Repair
Direct Repair Facility for All Major Insurance Companies
Expert I-CAR & ASE Certified technicians
Licensed Writers & Damage Appraisers
24-Hour Towing Access
On-site Rental Cars
Aluminum Repair Facilities
Computerized Damage Diagnosis
Hand Wash & Interior Cleaning
Competitive Pricing
Free Repair Estimates
No Appointment Neccessary
Serving Franklin, TN, and Surrounding Areas
Don’t let an accident leave you stranded. Trust Cool Springs Collision Center for reliable towing and roadside assistance, and top-notch collision repair. Call us at (615) 488-9050 or schedule an appointment online. Serving Franklin, Brentwood, and Nashville, TN, we are here to assist you with all your roadside and collision needs.