Collision Repair in Lake Worth

Driving in Lake Worth

Lake Worth sits northwest of Fort Worth where State Highway 199 crosses Loop 820, with Boat Club Road running north toward Eagle Mountain Lake. The retail strip along the highway is the commercial center for a wide rural area behind it.

Crash Data for Lake Worth

The corridor that carries most of it: State Highway 199 at Loop 820 and Boat Club Road.

Why Lake Worth Crashes Happen Where They Do

State Highway 199, the Jacksboro Highway, crosses Loop 820 in Lake Worth and that junction concentrates traffic from Azle, Springtown and the Eagle Mountain Lake side into one point. Drivers come in at highway speed and meet signalized retail crossings at Boat Club Road and Azle Avenue within a few hundred feet of the ramps. Boat Club Road itself carries lake traffic north with limited alternatives, so it backs up on weekends and holidays and the rear-end count follows.

Neighborhoods We Serve

We take Lake Worth vehicles from Lake Worth proper, Casino Beach area, Boat Club Road corridor, 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 Lake Worth 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.