I bought a new Tesla Model Y and wanted to get the front windows tinted. David was really nice and…read moretold me about their warranty which matches the warranty that you get from the Tesla third party tint company. I asked them to match the color tint on the back windows. They did a great job! It looks like it was done at the factory. The price was almost half the cost of what Tesla's third party tint costs. Definitely worth it and recommend.

not worth it， it took me 200dollar to detail, I said I might left my jacket on the seat, she told…read moreme they will put it away, but they didn't. And they didn't even clean any seats.

My first experience with a body shop was at Supreme, and I must say if exceeded all expectations…read more Now, this body shop came highly recommended from a close friend, and I'm glad I went with them. My car had some damage to the front bumper after taking a hit from rebar that fell from a semi, and it needed to be replaced. The staff here were extremely kind, and were willing to work around my hectic work schedule which spoke volumes. I was able to drop my car off, get an estimate, and have it repaired seamlessly. Even working with me and some of the undamaged pieces to lower the total cost. When I went to pick up my car, the first thing I noticed was the clean new bumper that looked immaculate, it was placed perfectly, and color matched correctly. After looking it over a bit, I had also noticed that the staff had taken the time to wash my car and shine my tires! I went inside shortly after to pay for the repairs, and was greeted with kind hellos and family like atmosphere! I gladly paid and went back to my car and when I opened it to my surprise, they had even cleaned and vacuumed the inside. Talk about a staff that takes pride in what they do! This company went above and beyond and has exceeded all expectations. I'd direct anyone here, even family!

On 1/29/26 I took my car to Caliber Collision on Walbert Ave. in Allentown, PA to have the hood and…read moreright side of my 2020 Lexus RX 350 (which has less than 13,000 miles on it) painted because of vandalism done with a knife. Painting the car doors required taking the doors off and removing the car door handles and then putting the car door back on and the handles back in place. I picked my car up on 2/17/26 (the cost was $4025) and I had difficulty opening the front passenger door, but I was able to open the door after five or six tries. I continued to have problems opening the door and went back to Caliber Collision on 2/23/26, I went back on 3/30/26 after I couldn't open the door even after 1010 attempts to open it, I went back on 4/13/26 and they put a new part in but I could not open the door and they kept the car to work on. They had to cut a hole in the outer shell and they ordered a new bracket and put the new door on but it was still the same issue, so they will have a vendor come to see if it is an electrical issue. On 4/24/26, one hour before closing, I got a call at 4:30 that the car was ready and I went in; I was able to open the door. Afterwards, I saw that the trim at the top of the door of the front passenger side sits higher on the door frame than the rear door and that there was a crimp and nine dents in the front door belt molding and a dent in the front door window frame molding as well as that the weather-stripping wasn't completely attached because it was missing some screws. I notified Caliber Collision of their mistakes and corrective work I would have done, at which time he took pictures of the damage they had caused. Because I didn't trust Caliber Collision to fix the work they had done, I went to a different auto body shop to have the moldings dented by Caliber Collision and the unattached weatherstripping replaced at a cost of $566.45, and they pointed out to me that the reason that Caliber Collision had difficulty putting the moldings on, which dented them, was because they put the skin on wrong. I asked Caliber Collision to be reimbursed for the costs of fixing their mistakes because of not trusting their work and the lifetime guarantee I was given and that the dents resulted from the skin not having been put on properly, but they refused to do so. During these times that I went back to Caliber Collision, I was told that the problem might be the wire, it was probably the seal which can stick because it's new and that it needs a couple of days of warm weather, it is probably the latch and a connecting rod, there might be a short in the system not recognizing the fob, maybe there's a short there where it thinks it's locked or unlocked. I was also told I shouldn't be afraid to force it, there must have been was previous damage to the door handle, I should have called on 2/20/26 rather than wait until 2/23/26, she checked it before I picked it up and was able to open it, the problem is the latch wire because it's not catching where it's supposed to catch and hold it, the latch is difficult to get in place when the door is shut, there was a problem with the original one, and Lexus should do a different design on the latch. On 4/24/26 when I asked what had been wrong, Nicole said "everything" and they had been sent a faulty lock rod and a faulty latch and they had to break the old trim panel. The technician said there had been a problem with the rod and hadn't been enough tension because the rod didn't want to go catch in order to release the latch.

There were more bad things happening then good throughout the whole process. In the beginning I…read moredropped my car off and a week goes by to find out my car was never seen or looked at and I had to constantly call cause I was never updated. Then little over a month later goes by I pick up my car to see my tailgate was still not right. I took it back and it looked like my car never moved to be fixed. At that point I was just done with everything and just wanted to be back in my own car.

My car ran over a truck tire in the road and destroyed my undercarriage and they gave me a fair…read moreestimate and got me an appointment as soon as they could. they got my car done quicker than originally thought and even cleaned the inside of my windshield! they also bumped down the price when paying in cash. Staff was also friendly and professional and answered all my questions. Happy to have my car back and running with brand new AC

Great customer service. Friendly staff. Had work done in 2019 and there was an issue. They took…read morecare of it under their warranty even after almost 6 years. Highly recommend.

If I can give this shop more stars i would! The entire team is extremely nice and welcoming. I just…read moregot my car back today. It looks better than ever!

Vince is really nice guy, helped me tremendously with my wife's car so much I brought my son's car…read more Very happy with his work.

GREAT SERVICE....very professional!! Had to have some rust on my 2008 Caddy STS cleaned up...Vince…read moreand staff did a Great job at a fair price....highly recommend!!

I brought my car here for repairs after someone backed into it. They did a great job with the…read morerepairs. It looks like nothing ever happened to my car. I highly recommend this place to anyone.

On 1/29/26 I took my car to Caliber Collision on Walbert Ave. in Allentown, PA to have the hood and…read moreright side of my 2020 Lexus RX 350 (which has less than 13,000 miles on it) painted because of vandalism done with a knife. Painting the car doors required taking the doors off and removing the car door handles and then putting the car door back on and the handles back in place. I picked my car up on 2/17/26 (the cost was $4025) and I had difficulty opening the front passenger door, but I was able to open the door after five or six tries. I continued to have problems opening the door and went back to Caliber Collision on 2/23/26, I went back on 3/30/26 after I couldn't open the door even after 1010 attempts to open it, I went back on 4/13/26 and they put a new part in but I could not open the door and they kept the car to work on. They had to cut a hole in the outer shell and they ordered a new bracket and put the new door on but it was still the same issue, so they will have a vendor come to see if it is an electrical issue. On 4/24/26, one hour before closing, I got a call at 4:30 that the car was ready and I went in; I was able to open the door. Afterwards, I saw that the trim at the top of the door of the front passenger side sits higher on the door frame than the rear door and that there was a crimp and nine dents in the front door belt molding and a dent in the front door window frame molding as well as that the weather-stripping wasn't completely attached because it was missing some screws. I notified Caliber Collision of their mistakes and corrective work I would have done, at which time he took pictures of the damage they had caused. Because I didn't trust Caliber Collision to fix the work they had done, I went to a different auto body shop to have the moldings dented by Caliber Collision and the unattached weatherstripping replaced at a cost of $566.45, and they pointed out to me that the reason that Caliber Collision had difficulty putting the moldings on, which dented them, was because they put the skin on wrong. I asked Caliber Collision to be reimbursed for the costs of fixing their mistakes because of not trusting their work and the lifetime guarantee I was given and that the dents resulted from the skin not having been put on properly, but they refused to do so. During these times that I went back to Caliber Collision, I was told that the problem might be the wire, it was probably the seal which can stick because it's new and that it needs a couple of days of warm weather, it is probably the latch and a connecting rod, there might be a short in the system not recognizing the fob, maybe there's a short there where it thinks it's locked or unlocked. I was also told I shouldn't be afraid to force it, there must have been was previous damage to the door handle, I should have called on 2/20/26 rather than wait until 2/23/26, she checked it before I picked it up and was able to open it, the problem is the latch wire because it's not catching where it's supposed to catch and hold it, the latch is difficult to get in place when the door is shut, there was a problem with the original one, and Lexus should do a different design on the latch. On 4/24/26 when I asked what had been wrong, Nicole said "everything" and they had been sent a faulty lock rod and a faulty latch and they had to break the old trim panel. The technician said there had been a problem with the rod and hadn't been enough tension because the rod didn't want to go catch in order to release the latch.

Had a scrape on the side of my car. Keeler's did terrific work and for a good price. Appreciated…read morehis straightforward, honest manner -- no dancing around, no upsells -- and his service. Recommended,

The owner, Warren Keeler is a perfectionist and will do everything needed to get your car back to…read moreexcellent. He's known for doing complete restorations, so he'll be able to handle your fender bender with ease. He's pleasant and friendly and once you go there, you won't choose anyone else for your body work needs. :-)

Excellent Service, Great Bedside Manner, Sincere and Honest. A mechanic you can trust in the…read moreLehigh Valley.

They were very friendly and very professional The best…read moremechanic in the Lehigh valley