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KIA Approved Repairs

HB Panelcraft are an official approved repairer in the Preston, Lancashire area for KIA vehicles

Approved Repairer

KIA Approved Repairer Preston, Lancashire

Choosing a Kia Approved Bodyshop like us at HB Panelcraft guarantees you will receive a genuine Kia repair by trained professionals. 

All repairs are carried out using genuine parts and Kia standard repair methods. Choosing HB Panelcraft in Preston, Lancashire for your vehicle repairs, ensures your car stays protected and its safety rating is maintained, keeping your Kia 100% original.

Our technicians are fully trained by Kia ensuring your vehicles integrity is maintained. All work will be certified with a Guarantee of Repair that protects the Manufacturer's Warranty as well as the cars resale value.

Though our continuous commitment and investment in the KIA Brand, HB Panelcraft Preston is a authorised repairer for Perrys Preston KIA.

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Unprecedented Crash Repair Industry Delays

Dear Customers, 

We would like to inform you that customers are facing considerable delays at the moment both in terms of waiting for repairs to start and also extended repair durations and courtesy car shortages.  We just wish to make you aware that this is a national problem affecting nearly all UK repairers and is not the fault of the individual repairer you are using. 

There are many reasons for this, but the particularly tough trading period of Covid has left the industry with fewer repairers and a national shortage of skilled staff, creating a huge strain on the remaining repairers.  In addition to this fact, lower vehicle production due to a microchip shortage has made it hard for repairers to lease courtesy cars which are often required by customers during repairs.  On top of all of this, due to Covid and international unrest there is also severe delays sourcing some parts necessary to complete crash repairs.

Many drivers have been required to wait 2 months or more for repairs to begin and irritating delays waiting for parts as National Body Repair Association NBRA reported in the Daily Mail.

We would ask you to be as patient as possible and apologise for the delays which are industry wide and beyond our control.

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