FENDER REPAIR

Our Certifications & Industry Credentials

I-CAR Gold Class Certification

Our technicians complete ongoing training in panel repair techniques, structural alignment, and modern vehicle materials.

ASE-Certified Technicians

Our ASE-certified team is trained to repair panel damage, mounting systems, and alignment issues affecting vehicle fit and performance.

20+ Manufacturer Certifications

Premier Coach Auto Collision is a factory-approved collision repair facility for more than 20 leading automotive brands. These certifications require adherence to OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures for certified repairs.

Manufacturer certifications provide access to:

• OEM Repair Procedures For Panel And Fender Systems

• Manufacturer Alignment And Fitment Specifications

• Approved Tools And Equipment For Accurate Repairs

This ensures fender repairs are completed according to manufacturer standards, helping maintain proper fit, safety, and long-term vehicle performance.

Related Services

Fender damage often affects surrounding panels and systems. Explore related services below:

• Car Accident Repair – For full collision damage assessment and repair

• Collision Repair – For multi-panel and structural damage

• Dent Repair – For minor panel damage

• Car Paint Repair – For refinishing and paint correction

• Front-End Damage Repair – For damage affecting the front portion of the vehicle

Fenders are critical for protecting the wheel area and maintaining proper panel alignment. Damage can affect mounting points, adjacent panels, and paint finish, even when the dent appears minor.

At Premier Coach Auto Collision, fender repair follows a structured process based on manufacturer specifications.

1. Damage Inspection

We inspect the fender and surrounding areas for dents, misalignment, and hidden damage that may affect adjacent components.

2. Disassembly & Access

Nearby components such as trim, liners, or panels may be removed to fully access the damaged area.

3. OEM Repair Planning & Preparation

We create a repair plan using OEM / manufacturer-approved repair data to determine whether repair or replacement is required.

4. Fender Repair Or Replacement

We repair the fender or replace it following manufacturer-approved procedures for certified repairs, ensuring proper fit and alignment.

5. Paint Refinishing & Blending

We refinish the repaired area using factory paint codes and blend surrounding panels when necessary for a consistent finish.

6. Final Fitment & Quality Check

We verify alignment, panel gaps, and overall repair quality to ensure the vehicle meets OEM / manufacturer-approved standards.

Can a fender be repaired or does it need replacement?

Fenders can often be repaired if the damage is limited to minor dents or surface issues. Replacement may be required if:

• The damage affects mounting points

• The panel is severely deformed

• Proper alignment cannot be achieved

The correct approach is determined using OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures.

How much does fender repair cost?

Typical ranges include:

• Minor Dent Repair: $300 – $800

• Moderate Fender Repair: $800 – $1,500

• Fender Replacement With Paint: $1,000 – $2,500+

Disclaimer: Costs vary based on vehicle type, damage severity, and manufacturer repair requirements. A full inspection is required for an accurate estimate.

How long does fender repair take?

• Minor repairs: 1–3 days

• Moderate repairs: 2–5 days

• Replacement with paint: 3–7+ days

Timing depends on parts availability and repair complexity.

Will fender damage affect my car’s performance?

Yes, in some cases. Fender damage can affect:

• Panel alignment

• Wheel clearance

• Fitment of adjacent components

A proper repair ensures the vehicle maintains correct function and appearance.

Will insurance cover fender repair?

In many cases, fender repair is covered under a collision claim, depending on your policy. Our team assists with insurance coordination throughout the process.

Can I drive with a damaged fender?

Driving may be possible depending on the damage, but it is not recommended if the fender affects wheel clearance or panel alignment. A professional inspection is advised.