Infiniti Collision Repair San Fernando Valley


Infiniti Certified Collision Repair Network

Infiniti Collision Repair: San Fernando Valley

XP Auto Center is an Infiniti certified collision repair shop. Infiniti repairs follow Nissan Group’s published procedures, so we work from the factory repair data for your exact VIN, use genuine Infiniti parts, and recalibrate every driver-assist sensor the repair touches.

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Infiniti Certified Collision Repair Network

Luxury finish, Nissan Group engineering

Infiniti shares platforms and repair procedures with Nissan, and the certification behind both brands is built on I-CAR Gold Class training: estimating, non-structural repair, structural repair, and refinishing, maintained every year. On top of that comes brand-specific training, the right equipment, and a compliance review to keep the certification active.

Where Infiniti differs is the finish and the electronics. Most models carry more sensors than their Nissan counterparts: ProPILOT Assist on newer trims, surround-view cameras, blind spot radar, and parking sensors tucked into bumper covers and mirrors. Deep metallic and pearl paints like Majestic White, Hermosa Blue, and Dynamic Sunstone Red are multi-stage finishes that need careful blending to match across panels.

What that means for you: your Infiniti is repaired to the factory procedure, with genuine parts, and the camera and radar systems are calibrated with a documented result before you get the keys back.

Sedans, coupes and SUVs

Infiniti models we repair

Q50

The Infiniti we see most. Front bumper and grille damage, rear-end hits, and quarter panel repairs. Front radar and camera calibration after bumper or windshield work.

Q60

Low, wide coupe bodywork with long doors and tight panel gaps. Door and fender alignment and multi-stage paint blending are the main focus.

QX50 & QX55

Compact luxury crossovers. Liftgate and rear bumper work, front-end repairs, and ProPILOT Assist sensor calibration where equipped.

QX60

Three-row family SUV. Rear impact inspection behind the third row, liftgate replacement, and side damage from Valley parking lots.

QX80

Full-size body-on-frame SUV. Frame measurement and straightening, large-panel paint work, and surround-view camera calibration.

Older Infiniti models

G37, M37, Q70, QX56, QX70 and more. We pull the repair procedure for the exact year and VIN instead of guessing.

What we fix

Common Infiniti collision repairs

Front bumper, grille and radar

Infiniti front radar and camera systems sit behind the grille area and at the top of the windshield. Any front bumper replacement or windshield change puts calibration in play, and we handle it in-house on our ADAS calibration setup.

Multi-stage paint matching

Infiniti pearl and metallic colors need the correct tri-coat process and blend into adjacent panels so the repair disappears in daylight. We spray test panels before color goes on your car.

Rear-end and liftgate damage

Bumper cover, absorber, reinforcement bar, rear sensors, and liftgate alignment. On SUVs we also inspect the floor pan and spare tire well for hidden damage.

Structural and frame work

Unibody models like the Q50 and QX60 follow published sectioning and weld locations. The QX80 is body-on-frame and goes on the frame rack with measurements against factory specs.

Insurance claims

Your car, your choice of shop

Under California Insurance Code §758.5 you have the right to choose your own repair shop, even if your insurer suggests another one. We handle the estimate, supplements, calibration documentation, and communication with your adjuster.

When a Infiniti repair procedure calls for OEM parts, we cite the factory procedure in the supplement so the right parts get approved. If your car is newer and the damage was structural, ask us about a California diminished value claim.

Where we serve Infiniti owners

Infiniti collision repair across the SFV

1235 Truman Street, Unit 130, in San Fernando, minutes off the 5, the 210 and the 118.

Infiniti repair FAQ

Questions Infiniti owners ask us

Do you use genuine Infiniti parts?

OEM is our default and what we recommend. If your policy allows aftermarket parts on cosmetic pieces, we will explain the tradeoff honestly. Structural parts, airbag components, and anything that holds or aims a sensor get OEM, and we will file a supplement with your insurer to get them approved.

Is Infiniti repair different from Nissan repair?

The procedures come from the same Nissan Group repair data, but Infiniti models usually have more sensors, more premium paint finishes, and higher trim expectations. We price and plan the repair around those details.

Will my ProPILOT Assist need recalibration?

Usually yes if the repair touched the front bumper, grille, windshield, or wheel alignment. We perform the calibration and keep the documented result with your repair file.

Can I choose your shop if my insurance suggests another one?

Yes. California law gives you the right to choose your repair shop. We work with your insurer on the estimate, supplements, and documentation.

How do I get an estimate?

Call us or request an estimate online. We build the estimate from your VIN and the actual damage, and we can start from photos.

Infiniti-certified repair in the San Fernando Valley

Free estimates. We work with your insurance company from start to finish.