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Whether it's a curbed wheel on a daily-driven Macan or structural repair on a 911, Porsche vehicles are built to tighter tolerances than most luxury cars — and repairing them wrong shows up immediately in handling, panel gaps, or a paint mismatch under direct light. We service the full range with equipment and training matched to Porsche's aluminum-intensive construction and factory paint systems.

Aluminum-Intensive Construction

The 911, Panamera, and Taycan all use extensive aluminum in their body structure — the 911's body shell has been aluminum-intensive for generations, and the Taycan adds high-voltage battery considerations to the mix. Structural repair requires laser measurement against Porsche's published tolerances and aluminum-specific joining methods; on the Taycan, it also requires strict protocols around the battery pack and high-voltage system that a shop without EV training can get dangerously wrong.

Paint-to-Sample & Color Matching

Porsche's Paint to Sample program means some vehicles carry colors that don't exist in any standard database — the color exists only as documented for that specific build. We computer-match against your vehicle's actual paint rather than assuming a catalog code, and blend into adjacent panels in a climate-controlled booth so metallic and solid finishes alike hold up under close inspection.

PASM & Driver Assistance Recalibration

Porsche's driver assistance features — adaptive cruise, lane-keeping, and Porsche Active Safe (PAS) — rely on radar and camera sensors integrated into the bumper and windshield area. Any repair touching these components requires recalibration to factory spec, which we perform in-house and verify with a road test before your car is returned.

OEM Parts & Torque Specifications

We source Porsche Approved and genuine OEM parts for structural and safety-critical components, and torque every aluminum fastener to exact factory specification — overtightening or undertightening aluminum structural bolts is a common cause of long-term reliability issues after a poor repair. We document torque values for your records on every structural job.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

No — federal law protects your right to use a qualified independent shop without voiding your Porsche warranty, as long as OEM-spec parts and procedures are followed. We document every repair to that standard.
Yes — we follow strict high-voltage safety protocols for any bodywork near or around the Taycan's battery system, including proper system de-energization before structural work begins. This isn't optional on an EV platform and we treat it as a hard requirement, not a suggestion.
We computer-match against your vehicle's actual paint since Paint to Sample colors aren't in standard catalogs, and blend into adjacent panels for an invisible result. Rare or highly custom Paint to Sample builds may require additional coordination, which we'll flag upfront.
If it's equipped with adaptive cruise, lane-keeping, or Porsche Active Safe, yes — the sensors behind the bumper and windshield need recalibration to factory spec after repair. We handle this in-house before delivery.
Yes — we work directly with your adjuster to ensure the estimate includes genuine parts and required recalibration, which is where insurers most often try to trim cost on a Porsche repair. You don't have to handle that negotiation yourself.

Trust your Porsche to a shop that knows it

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