Nissan builds some of the most widely driven vehicles in America. Infiniti brings a premium dimension to that same engineering commitment. Whether you drive a dependable everyday Nissan or a more refined Infiniti, both are built to precise specifications for safety, structure, and performance.
That precision does not stop at the factory floor. When a collision changes how your vehicle was put together, the repair has to account for those same specifications. The engineering that went into building your vehicle should be respected in how it is repaired.
OEM certification from Nissan and Infiniti means a shop has met the manufacturer’s requirements for training, tools, and repair procedures. At Collision Center 1, our certified technicians follow OEM-documented repair procedures for every Nissan and Infiniti that comes through our doors.
That covers structural repairs, panel work, paint matching, and the restoration of safety systems. Today’s Nissan and Infiniti vehicles are equipped with advanced driver assistance technology. After a collision, those systems need to be properly recalibrated. Our team follows the manufacturer’s procedures so your vehicle leaves our shop performing the way it was designed to.
Not every body shop that works on Nissan or Infiniti vehicles is certified by the manufacturer. A shop without OEM certification may not have access to the repair procedures Nissan and Infiniti require. They may not have the training to restore safety technology the way the manufacturer specifies. They may use repair approaches the manufacturer does not recognize or support.
Your vehicle was built to a standard. If the repair does not meet that standard, it may not perform the way it was designed to when it matters most. That is the difference between a repair that looks right and a repair that actually is right.
