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For an accurate remote estimate we need clear photos
Good lighting + sharp focus is critical. We will still perform a full in-person inspection before any repair. Your photos stay private and are only used to prepare your quote. A minimum of three damage photos is required.

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Photo of Mileage (Odometer)

We need to see the exact current mileage on your odometer.

Include in this photo:
  • The full odometer display (numbers clearly readable)
  • Whether it shows miles or km
  • Make sure lighting is good and no glare on the screen
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good mileage photo
Clear, well-lit photo of the full odometer display showing the current mileage reading.

VIN Plate Photo

We need a clear photo of your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

Include in this photo:
  • The white VIN sticker (usually on the driver’s door jamb)
  • All 17 characters sharp and legible
  • Open the driver door fully for best angle and lighting
The VIN is also on your dashboard (visible through windshield on most cars).
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good VIN plate photo
Sharp close-up of the VIN sticker on the driver's door jamb showing all 17 characters clearly.

Photos of the Damage

Please upload a minimum of three clear photographs of the damaged areas. Capturing multiple images of each affected area from varying angles and distances allows our team to perform a more thorough preliminary assessment.

Best photos include:
  • Straight-on view of each damaged panel/area
  • Close-up of dents, scratches, cracks, and broken parts
  • Angle shots that also show undamaged adjacent panels for reference
  • Any damage on the opposite side or underneath if visible
At least 3 photos of the damage are required before continuing.
Example of what to photograph
Example of good damage photos
Multiple clear photos of damaged areas from different angles and distances (minimum 3 required).

Front Left Corner

Stand at the front-left corner and photograph the entire front-left quarter of the vehicle.

This photo must show:
  • Front bumper/fascia + left fender and headlight area
  • Part of the driver’s side door and front wheel
  • Take it at a 45° angle, 6–10 feet away so both front and side are visible
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good front left corner photo
45° angle photo of the front-left corner showing front bumper, fender, door, and wheel.

Front Right Corner

Now photograph the front-right quarter at a 45° angle.

This photo must show:
  • Front bumper + right fender, headlight, and wheel
  • Part of the passenger front door
  • Stand far enough back to capture the full corner in one frame
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good front right corner photo
45° angle photo of the front-right corner showing front bumper, fender, door, and wheel.

Rear Left Corner

Photograph the rear-left quarter of the vehicle.

This photo must show:
  • Rear bumper/taillight + left rear fender and quarter panel
  • Part of the driver’s rear door or side
  • Left rear wheel
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good rear left corner photo
45° angle photo of the rear-left corner showing rear bumper, fender, door, and wheel.

Rear Right Corner

Final corner photo — rear-right quarter.

This photo must show:
  • Rear bumper + right rear fender, taillight, and wheel
  • Part of the passenger side rear door/area
  • Good context of how the rear and side meet
Example of what to photograph
Example of a good rear right corner photo
45° angle photo of the rear-right corner showing rear bumper, fender, door, and wheel.

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Please review the information and photos below before submitting.

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You will receive your quote within 1-2 business days.