Tesla Collision Repair in Rockville, MD

As Good As New

When Cars Collide

You chose a Tesla, so the chances are that you love everything about it–the high-end luxury and comfort, all the driver-assist features, your ability to beat the gas pump at its own game, and yes, its appearance. Therefore, when an incident mars your vehicle’s surface and/or impedes its performance, you’re probably going to be in the market for Tesla collision repair. For that, count on Total Recon Auto Center in Rockville, Maryland. Not only are we I-CAR Gold Certified, but we’re also a Tesla-approved repair shop. We’ve been proudly serving the greater Washington, D.C. area (including Maryland and Virginia) since we opened in 2010, expanding to a new facility to serve our clients better. Our updated location at 627 Southlawn Ln Rockville, MD 20850 has 12 service areas with 8 Nussbaum lifts and 2 Car-O-Liner frame machines. Our painting is completed in one of 3 GARMAT downdraft paint booths where we apply superior PPG paint. When you find yourself exclaiming, “Oh, no!” because of auto body damage, make the appointment that will have you soon saying, “Oh, yes!” to Tesla collision repair. Call us at (301) 762-2195 or schedule your appointment online.

Special Considerations in Tesla Collision Repair

Fixing the body damage on your luxury EV isn’t like repairing the cars of Henry Ford’s day. Some special considerations are relevant to restoring your Tesla to its original condition. Our Tesla-trained professionals know how to make your vehicle look great. More importantly, our technical team ensures the preservation of your car’s structural integrity and function (controls, driver-assistive technology, and safety features). These factors are important to maintaining your auto’s value and preserving the automaker’s warranty. To accomplish these goals, our team uses brand-specific software for diagnostics and driver assist programming and properly disconnecting and reconnecting high voltage (HV) electrical system components. We also specialize in repairing/replacing the pyrotechnic battery disconnect (fuse), welding damaged aluminum parts, and replacing or recalibrating driver assist system parts.