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COLLISION REPAIR IN MONTANA
5 locations across Montana, ready to restore your vehicle to pre-accident condition.
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Three flagship services anchor every Crash Champions location in Montana. Below them, the full menu of repair work we handle every day.
From minor fender benders to full structural collision damage, our I-CAR Gold Class certified technicians restore your vehicle to factory specifications using OEM parts and computerized frame alignment.
For dents and dings where the paint is still intact, our PDR technicians reshape the metal from behind the panel, preserving your factory finish and saving you days of repair time.
Modern vehicles rely on cameras, radar, and sensors to keep you safe. After any collision, these systems must be recalibrated to manufacturer specifications using OEM scan tools.
Call us or book a free estimate. We handle everything from a door ding to a full structural rebuild.
A Crash Champions Service Advisor reviews damage, initiates a preliminary estimate, and reviews the overall repair plan while also completing a pre-scan.
Our Montana locations hold I-CAR Gold Class certification and manufacturer certifications from Tesla, Rivian, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Honda, and Toyota, ensuring your vehicle is repaired to factory specifications using approved methods and parts.
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Yes. Our Montana shops work directly with major insurance providers, and the repair plan is finalized alongside your carrier. Which shop repairs the vehicle is your decision anywhere in Montana. Come to the Montana shop with your claim number if a claim exists, and the team picks it up from there.
Yes, and it is common work across Montana. A strike at highway speed usually takes out the grille, hood, bumper, and radiator support, and it often knocks the sensors behind the bumper out of alignment, which get recalibrated as part of the repair. Wildlife strikes are typically a comprehensive claim rather than a collision claim, which is worth confirming with your carrier.
Start on the Montana shop's own page, or ask the team when you call. The programs a Montana shop holds come with model-specific procedures, tooling, and a facility audit, so the answer differs from one location to the next. Ask the Montana team about your make and they will tell you what the shop is set up for.
Livingston, at the top of Paradise Valley on the road to the north entrance at Gardiner. Bozeman and Manhattan are the next closest, and Billings covers the eastern approach along I-90. Every Montana shop page carries the ZIP codes and nearby towns it covers.
Get a free estimate at any of our convenient locations.
