When your car’s been damaged, you want it fixed right, safely, and with parts made for your vehicle. Colorwork’s OEM Certified Collision centers follow manufacturer repair procedures using Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) tools and parts. Every repair is done to the same standard as the factory that built your car, so it looks, feels, and drives like it should.
Contact your nearest Colorworks location for a free, no-obligation quote.
Our certified repair planners assess the damage and prepare a detailed repair plan following OEM guidelines.
Your vehicle is repaired using OEM parts — original parts produced by your vehicle’s manufacturer — not generic aftermarket replacements.
Before it leaves our shop, every repair is inspected to meet factory safety and quality standards.
When you go to a non-certified collision repair shop for your vehicle repair, they can use used parts and aftermarket parts on your vehicle. An OEM certification means we’ve been trained, tested, and approved by major manufacturers to repair vehicles exactly the way the factory intended.
It’s not just about looks — it’s about safety, precision, and performance. Colowork’s OEM Certified Centers use high-quality automotive parts and precise repair methods that protect your vehicle’s safety, warranty, and resale value.
Colorworks’s OEM Certified collision centers are proud to hold certifications and accreditations, including:
You shouldn’t have to second-guess your repair shop. Bring your vehicle to one of Colorworks’ OEM-certified centers for precision repairs that meet manufacturers’ standards. Get started now with a free estimate.
OEM auto parts come directly from your vehicle’s manufacturer and are designed to match the original build exactly. Aftermarket parts are produced by other manufacturers that offer a wide range of replacement parts to fit many makes and models.
Currently, our Vancouver collision centers are OEM Certified, with other shops actively pursuing certification.
Yes. If you’re making an ICBC claim, you’ll also get access to our Valet service. That means we’ll come to you to appraise the damage, handle your claim, pick up your car, and leave you with a replacement vehicle. Contact us for more information.
OEM parts generally cost more than aftermarket or used parts because they come directly from the manufacturer and include warranty coverage. You’re paying for peace of mind knowing the part is an exact match for your vehicle. However, if your OEM repair is covered through ICBC, it may not cost you more out of pocket, depending on your insurance coverage.
Get your car repaired by technicians who know your vehicle inside and out, using authentic parts, factory-approved tools, and expert craftsmanship.
A VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, is a unique 17-character alphanumeric code used to identify a vehicle. It acts as a vehicle’s fingerprint, containing information about its manufacturer, year, make, model, and other key specifications.
PLEASE NOTE: Your vehicle’s VIN# does not include any personal information about you.
