City Line Collision

07/04/2022

We hope this Independence Day brings you happiness and hope!

06/21/2022

Testimony Tuesday!

06/08/2022

01/20/2022

Three tips for driving in the snow with an AWD car:

Tip 1:
Accelerate slowly. If you feel the tires slip because there is ice, continue to drive slowly until you feel the tires gain traction. Even if you have traction, drive no more than 30 to 40 miles per hour in icy conditions on the freeway and even slower on side roads. If your vehicle starts to slide, do not overcorrect the steering wheel. This will only make the problem worse.

Tip 2:
Be cautious when driving at high speeds. AWD will help the car stay straight when driving in snowy conditions, but it does not work as well at high speeds.

Tip 3:
Avoid sudden stops. Anticipate stops as far in advance as possible so you do not have to slam on the breaks. AWD does not help the vehicle stop, so you must be cautious to avoid skidding and sliding when trying to stop. Let up on the gas in anticipation of a stop to slow the car down. Pump the brakes to stop or keep the brake pedal down to activate the anti-lock break system, ABS, if your vehicle has it.

01/18/2022

It's a winter wonderland this week and despite how beautiful it can be, it can cause a lot of trouble on the roads and with driving.

We've got nine simple winter-driving rules that will greatly improve your chances of arriving at your destination calm, collected, comfortable, and—most important—safe.

Following these 12 simple winter driving rules will help get you to your snow-covered destination in one piece.

01/17/2022

Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day. Enjoy and be safe today!

01/06/2022

At City Line Collision, we want our valued customers to know how important it is to stay focused on the road. We want you to make road safety your New Year’s Resolution for 2022!

We'd like to offer a few road safety tips. First, never drive when you are distracted! Eating, texting, and talking on the phone while driving can become extremely hazardous to everyone on the road. When you are behind the wheel, it is important to stay focused on the road and your surroundings.

It is also important that you stay prepared for winter weather conditions. We've had a mild winter so far but it's always good to be prepared. Always keep an ice scraper inside of your vehicle, and do not drive unless your windows are completely cleared of ice and snow. If you can avoid it, try to stay off the road during winter storms. Snow and ice are unpredictable, even for the most reliable vehicles and experienced drivers.

Unfortunately, sometimes accidents are inevitable. Don’t trust any repair shop with your vehicle. Here at City Line Collision, we want to make your repair experience as comfortable as possible. We understand that your vehicle is one of your biggest investments and deserves only the finest care.

To schedule an appointment or get a FREE quote, call us today! We look forward to hearing from you and providing excellent customer service. (607) 767-6291

12/25/2021

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas 🎄
Blessing this holiday season ❤️

11/25/2021

At this time of Thanksgiving celebration, our thoughts turn gratefully to you with warm appreciation. Our best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving.

11/12/2021

Don't let a little front-end damage ruin your week! Give our team a call and start the process for getting it fixed: Call us today at 607-767 6291!

11/11/2021

On this Veterans Day, let us remember the service of our veterans. As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.
From everyone here at City Line Collision

11/10/2021

Our Promise

At City Line Collision, the health and safety of our customers and associates remain our highest priority.

We have been keeping up to date with the latest developments concerning COVID-19 and are taking the necessary precautions to stay operational for our communities during these difficult times.

We know that it’s essential for you to have safe and reliable transportation. That’s why it’s important for you to know that we’re still here for you.

We are closely following the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) guidelines and recommendations on the steps we can take to prevent the spread of this virus and will continue to operate in accordance with state orders until advised otherwise by state health officials.

Because this is a very fluid situation, it is best to contact us ahead of time for our most up-to-date hours.

Contact us today for a FREE quote!