What Does OEM Certification Mean?
An OEM-certified auto body shop is trained, equipped, and approved by vehicle manufacturers to repair their vehicles according to factory standards. This means:
- Repairs follow manufacturer repair procedures
- Technicians receive ongoing brand-specific training
- Approved OEM tools and equipment are used
- Factory-recommended materials and processes are followed
- Vehicle safety systems are restored correctly
Not all body shops meet these standards — Top Gun Auto Body does.
Manufacturer Certifications at Top Gun Auto Body
Subaru Certified Collision Repair
Subaru vehicles are built with advanced safety engineering, including EyeSight® driver-assist systems and high-strength steel structures.
As a Subaru-certified collision repair facility, Top Gun Auto Body:
- Follows Subaru factory repair procedures
- Uses Subaru-approved equipment and materials
- Properly repairs structural components and safety systems
- Ensures ADAS systems are correctly restored and calibrated
This protects your vehicle’s performance, safety, and resale value.
Honda & Acura Certified Auto Body Repair
Honda and Acura vehicles are engineered with lightweight materials, advanced structural designs, and sophisticated safety features.
Our Honda-certified repair standards ensure:
- Structural repairs meet Honda factory specifications
- Advanced steels and materials are handled correctly
- Safety systems are repaired and recalibrated properly
- Repairs maintain Honda’s crashworthiness and reliability
Your Honda is repaired to the same standards it was built with.
Rivian Certified Collision Repair
Electric vehicles like Rivian require specialized training, tooling, and safety procedures — especially when dealing with battery systems and aluminum structures.
Top Gun Auto Body meets Rivian repair requirements by:
- Following Rivian-approved repair methods
- Using manufacturer-approved equipment
- Handling high-voltage systems safely
- Repairing aluminum structures correctly
- Protecting EV battery integrity and safety
EV repair is not guesswork — it’s precision.
Tesla-Approved Collision Repair
Tesla vehicles demand some of the most advanced collision repair processes in the industry.
As a Tesla-approved collision repair facility, we are equipped to:
- Repair Tesla aluminum and mixed-material structures
- Follow Tesla factory repair documentation
- Handle high-voltage systems safely
- Restore vehicle integrity and performance
- Maintain Tesla safety and structural standards
Tesla repairs require certified expertise — not shortcuts.
