Subaru Certified Collision Centre

Mitek is your Subaru-certified Autobodychoice. Accidents are unfortunate and unpredictable, but if your Subaru is involved in one, choosing where to have it repaired can make all the difference moving forward. Mitek, your Subaru Certified Collision Centre provides the proper training, repair procedures, tools, and equipment necessary to restore your vehicle to its original factory specifications, which includes the ability to accurately recalibrate the components of safety systems like Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology (in conjunction with a Subaru retailer). Mitek also uses the proven fit and quality of Genuine Subaru Collision Parts to help ensure that your Subaru is returned to pre-collision condition with the protective capabilities that kept you safe in the first place.
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