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Insights · Collision, insurance, Tesla & car care

Useful answers before the shop visit.

Practical guidance for the moment after an accident, before a photo estimate, or when a vehicle no longer tracks correctly. New material will be source-checked and reviewed by a Calibri team member before publication.

Visible rear collision damage on a Tesla Model Y at Calibri Motorsport
01 · Tesla & EV collision

What to do after a collision in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y

Safety, damage photographs, warning messages, towing details, and the first repair conversation after a Tesla collision.

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Close view of visible vehicle collision damage
02 · Collision estimates

Which photos make a preliminary collision estimate more useful?

A practical photo checklist for showing visible collision damage before an in-person vehicle inspection.

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Vehicle repair area inside Calibri Motorsport in Hawthorne, California
03 · California insurance claims

Can You Choose Your Own Body Shop in California?

California drivers can choose the body shop that repairs insured collision damage. Learn what an insurer may recommend and what to confirm before work begins.

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Close view of collision damage before a complete repair inspection
04 · Collision estimates

Why Collision Repair Estimates Change in California

Learn why an initial collision estimate can change after disassembly, what additional damage means, and when California requires new authorization.

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Flatbed tow truck prepared for vehicle transport
05 · Tesla & EV towing

How to Tow a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y After a Collision

Official Tesla guidance for emergency priorities, flatbed transport, Tow Mode, wheel damage, keys, and a touchscreen that cannot be accessed.

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Vehicle positioned on wheel alignment equipment at Calibri Motorsport
06 · Wheel alignment

Four signs your vehicle may need an alignment check

Pulling, an off-center steering wheel, uneven tire wear, and changes after a curb, pothole, collision, tire, or suspension event.

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