AUTO TEKRepair & Collision (720) 707-5610
Commerce City, Colorado · Since 2019

Hit, or just
running wrong.We take the car.

Collision and insurance work, and the mechanical repair that keeps a car on the road. Both under one roof on Quebec Street. You do not need two shops.

Direct insurance billingWe work with your carrier
Free estimatesBring it in or send photos
Mon–Fri 8–6 · Sat 8–3Closed Sunday
Ford Mustang Mach-E before and after collision repair, showing front-end damage above and the repaired vehicle below.
Ford Mustang Mach-E · before and after collision repair at Auto Tek
One shop, two kinds of work

Most shops do one of these.
We do both.

A car that has been hit and a car that will not run are two different emergencies, with two different customers. They get treated that way here.

BMW M240i at Auto Tek: rear quarter panel stripped and taped above, refinished below.
Arrives on a truck

Collision & Insurance

Structural and cosmetic repair after an accident, billed directly to your carrier where you want it that way.

All collision & body work
A Mazda on the lift at Auto Tek with its engine and subframe on a cart during mechanical repair.
Drives in on its own

Mechanical & Repair

The work that has nothing to do with a crash, and the half of this shop that the old website never mentioned.

All mechanical work
Work out of this shop

Before, and after.

Photographs of cars that came through the bay on Quebec Street. Not stock images, and not somebody else's work.

Dodge Durango SRT: finished front end above, stripped to the frame rail below.
Dodge Durango SRTFront end stripped to the frame rail and rebuilt.
BMW M240i: quarter panel stripped and taped above, refinished below.
BMW M240iRear quarter panel repaired, refinished and color matched.
GMC Sierra Denali HD: finished truck above, front end stripped below.
GMC Sierra Denali HDFront end rebuilt after a collision.

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If you have been hit

You choose the shop. Not the insurer.

Colorado law leaves the choice of repair shop with you. An insurer can recommend one. It cannot require one.