Collision Repair in Irving

Driving in Irving

Irving holds State Highway 183, State Highway 114, Interstate 635 and Loop 12, plus the north and east entrances to DFW Airport. Las Colinas adds an office core with its own ramp network, and Belt Line Road carries the traffic that doesn't want a freeway.

Crash Data for Irving

The corridor that carries most of it: the State Highway 114 and State Highway 183 split at Las Colinas.

Why Irving Crashes Happen Where They Do

The State Highway 114 and State Highway 183 split near Las Colinas is one of the harder decision points in the metroplex, with airport-bound traffic choosing lanes late and local traffic trying to reach the MacArthur Boulevard exits. Add the Interstate 635 crossing at the north end and Loop 12 at the east, and Irving drivers weave across express and general lanes on almost every trip. Belt Line Road carries the rest, and its retail entrances produce a steady low-speed crash count of their own.

Neighborhoods We Serve

We take Irving vehicles from Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Heritage District, South Irving, and everywhere in between. Drop the car at our Lewisville shop, or send us photos first and we'll tell you whether it's worth the trip.

What Irving Drivers Should Know

• Your insurer can recommend a shop. It cannot require one. That right is in Texas Insurance Code 1952.301.
• If the other driver caused it, their insurance pays for the repair.
• On a small repair, paying yourself can cost less than a claim. Get the free estimate first, then decide.
• Not-at-fault claims usually do not touch your rate. At-fault claims usually do, and that call belongs to your insurer, not to us.