What does it mean to be an OEM Dodge Certified Collision Repair Centre? To obtain an OEM certification, it means the shop’s technicians have taken part in specific training in order to understand the specific complexities of the manufacturer’s vehicles, and only OEM parts are used in the repair of these Dodge vehicles.
OEM certification is a big investment to repair shops, as it requires owning the special tools and equipment to get the repairs done, as well as passing a final inspection. Most people are unaware that many insurance companies will try to convince you into using non-certified repair shops, because this lowers the cost for them. They do this by trying to influence you to use a Direct Repair Program (DRP), which will cut costs when repairing your vehicle, and use cheaper, non-OEM parts - sometimes even used parts. Some brands require you to only use OEM parts when you are leasing a vehicle with them, which is why it is important to use a Certified Repair Shop.
When you go to a collision repair shop that is not Dodge certified, they can use used parts and aftermarket parts on your vehicle. A certified Dodge shop will only use OEM parts. Here at Modern Automotive, we are certified to use only OEM parts on your Dodge vehicle.
When you come to us with your Dodge vehicle after a collision, you can feel confident that your car is in good hands and will be repaired properly and safely. The team at Modern Automotive uses only the utmost care when repairing your vehicle. Our technicians are the most qualified and are committed to providing you with the highest quality repairs.
At Modern Automotive, we’re committed to providing you with the best collision repair experience. With OEM certification for many different brands, including Dodge, we are equipped and trained to provide you with repairs that not only fulfil your expectations, but achieve success for our shop and the entire automotive industry.