Subaru OEM Certified Auto Body Repair in the Twin Cities

Subaru earns a kind of loyalty that most brands never get. The people who drive them tend to keep them, put real miles on them, and come back to the brand again. After a collision, that vehicle deserves a repair that reflects what it means to the person who drives it. Collision Center 1 is Subaru OEM certified to repair it the way the manufacturer requires.

Subaru owners keep their vehicles. That says something.

The relationship between a Subaru owner and their vehicle is not accidental. Subaru builds vehicles that feel personal to the people who drive them, and those people hold on to them. High mileage. Long ownership. That kind of connection does not happen with every brand, and Subaru has earned it.

When a vehicle means that much, a close-enough repair is not good enough. Not a generalized approach that gets the vehicle looking right. The right repair, done by a team certified by the manufacturer to handle it.

EyeSight is not a feature you can skip after a collision.

EyeSight is Subaru’s driver-assist technology, and it is integrated into how the vehicle operates and how it keeps the driver safe. After a collision, EyeSight components may need to be recalibrated. If that step is skipped or done incorrectly, the system may not function the way Subaru designed it to.

A shop without Subaru OEM certification may not have the training or the equipment to recalibrate EyeSight properly. Collision Center 1 does. Recalibration is part of how we complete a Subaru repair, not a separate consideration and not something that gets left out.

What Subaru OEM certification means at Collision Center 1

Subaru OEM certification means our facility has met the manufacturer’s requirements for training, tools, and repair procedures specific to Subaru vehicles. Every Subaru that comes in is repaired according to Subaru’s documented procedures for that vehicle, not a generalized approach.

That covers structural repairs, panel work, paint matching, proper reassembly, and EyeSight recalibration when it is required. The goal is a vehicle that performs the way it was designed to, from the first mile after pickup to every mile that follows.

If EyeSight is not recalibrated correctly, the repair is not finished.

A non-certified shop may address the visible damage and return the vehicle looking the way it did before. But if EyeSight was affected by the collision and was not recalibrated correctly, the vehicle is not whole. The system that helps keep the driver safe may not be operating the way Subaru intended it to.

That is not a small gap. It is the difference between a repair that is complete and one that only appears to be. At Collision Center 1, certified repair means the vehicle leaves the way it should. All of it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Subaru OEM certification mean for my repair?
Subaru OEM certification means Collision Center 1 has met the manufacturer’s requirements for training, tools, and repair procedures specific to Subaru vehicles. Every Subaru that comes in is repaired according to Subaru’s documented procedures, not a generalized approach. That covers structural repairs, panel work, paint matching, and the systems that make your Subaru what it is, including EyeSight recalibration when it is required.
Yes. EyeSight recalibration is part of the certified repair process at Collision Center 1. After a collision, EyeSight components may need to be recalibrated to function the way Subaru designed them. Our certified team is trained and equipped to handle that process correctly, so the system works the way it should when you drive away.
Subaru vehicles have specific repair requirements that not every shop is equipped to meet. EyeSight recalibration is one of them. A non-certified shop may not have access to the manufacturer’s documented repair procedures or the equipment needed to recalibrate EyeSight correctly. OEM certification means the shop has been vetted by Subaru to handle these vehicles the right way.
Collision damage can affect alignment and components connected to how your Subaru’s all-wheel drive system performs. At Collision Center 1, our certified team follows Subaru’s manufacturer procedures, which includes restoring structural integrity and proper alignment so the all-wheel drive system operates the way it was designed to.
At Collision Center 1, our Subaru OEM certification means we follow the manufacturer’s documented repair procedures for every Subaru that comes in. We prioritize OEM parts for quality and safety, and we handle EyeSight recalibration as part of the repair process. If alternative parts are needed based on your situation, we discuss those options with you.

Because your Subaru deserves it.

Collision Center 1 is Subaru OEM certified to repair your vehicle the right way. From the first inspection through EyeSight recalibration and final delivery, our team follows the manufacturer’s procedures so the vehicle you drive away in is the one you trusted.

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