We see a wide range of collision damage, but the 2018 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk that recently came into our shop definitely stood out. Known for its rugged capability and off-road durability, this Trailhawk had taken a hard hit on the passenger side, leaving it with significant cosmetic and structural damage.
The Damage
The impact caused several areas of concern, including:
- Deep dents and creasing along the passenger-side fender and door area
- Scratches and scuffs that broke through the clear coat and paint
- A heavily damaged wheel-well area, including torn and distorted fender trim
- Misalignment around the front fender and door gap
The vehicle looked rough when it arrived, and the kind of damage that can shake even the toughest SUV owners. Fortunately, this is exactly the kind of work our team is built for.
Our Repair Process
We began with a full structural assessment and disassembly to access all damaged areas. Our team reshaped the dented fender and side panels, rebuilt the wheel-well assembly, and realigned everything for a proper factory fit. After prepping, priming, and perfectly matching the Jeep’s black paint, we finished with a fresh base coat, clear coat, and polish. Once new trim and hardware were installed, we completed a final quality check to ensure the Trailhawk looked and performed like new.
The Jeep left our shop with flawless paint, correct body lines, and a fully restored passenger side. Have you been in a recent collision? Contact our team for a free quote and let us help you get back on the road!