GM Certified

GMC Collision Repair in Austin & Round Rock

Luxury Auto Body is a GM Certified collision center, which covers GMC. Trucks and SUVs get repaired to the structural procedures GM publishes for them.

Mon–Fri · 8:00a – 5:30p · Closed weekends
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Certified in writing for GMC collision repair — at both our Austin and Round Rock shops.

What the GMC certification means

GMC is covered by our GM collision certification, held in writing. GM grants that certification against its own published standards for structural repair, refinishing and safety-system handling, and it is subject to audit — it is a commitment we keep, not a badge we bought.

Our GM certification covers Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, Buick and Corvette as one standard — so a GMC is not an exception here, it is squarely inside what we are certified to repair.

Full-size trucks and body-on-frame SUVs carry damage differently than a car does. A hit that looks like bumper work can move a frame rail or a bed mount, and high-strength steel in a modern truck cannot simply be heated and pulled back into shape without changing how it behaves in the next collision. We measure before we quote.

Every repair carries our Lifetime Written Warranty, and we are a State Farm Select Service shop that works with all major carriers. Estimates are free, and there is no obligation.

Sierra, Yukon, Canyon, Acadia — sorted before anything is quoted

GMC's lineup splits cleanly and the split matters. The Sierra, Yukon, Yukon XL and Canyon are body-on-frame: a ladder frame carrying a bolted-on body. The Acadia and Terrain are unibody, where the panels are the structure. GM publishes different repair procedures for each, and the measuring equipment reads them differently.

We identify the exact vehicle, model year and trim first. It sounds procedural because it is — but it is the step that decides whether the structural repair is right or merely looks right.

Mixed materials on a modern truck

Depending on model and year, a full-size GMC may use aluminum for panels such as the hood, doors or tailgate while the rest of the vehicle is steel. Aluminum is a separate discipline with its own tools and its own work area, because steel dust settling on aluminum starts a corrosion problem that surfaces months after the repair looked finished.

The structure underneath mixes grades too — ordinary steel alongside high-strength and ultra-high-strength sections. Some of those can be straightened and some must be sectioned or replaced. Heating or pulling a grade that was not meant to be pulled destroys exactly the property that made GM specify it, and the car looks fine right up until the next impact.

Towing, payload, and being honest about what we find

Trucks work. They arrive with hitch wear, bed damage, suspension that has carried load, and sometimes a previous repair nobody mentioned. None of that is what your insurer is paying to fix, and we will not fold it quietly into the claim — but it does change how the vehicle measures, so we document it, show you, and account for it.

If your GMC is modified — a lift, a bumper, aftermarket armor — say so at the estimate. It changes how load travels through the vehicle in a collision and what the repair procedure asks for. Far cheaper to know at the front desk than with the truck in pieces.

Where to bring your GMC

Luxury Auto Body — Austin

8300 N Lamar Blvd, Suite B102, Austin, TX 78753

Mon–Fri · 8:00a – 5:30p

Luxury Auto Body — Round Rock

1001 Louis Henna Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78664

Mon–Fri · 8:00a – 5:00p

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GMC Collision Repair — Common Questions

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Free estimate

GMC certified repair, with a written lifetime warranty.

Call or request a time that works for you. We inspect the damage, document it for your insurer, and walk you through what happens next.

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