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Vehicle Type

Cargo and Delivery Vans

Cargo van repair covers body and collision work, cargo area protection, shelving, and the door hardware that fails first on high-cycle delivery routes. These vans accumulate low-speed damage faster than any other fleet vehicle class.

Overview

Cargo and Delivery Vans in a Irvine fleet

Delivery and service vans take damage constantly and in small increments. Almost none of it is dramatic and all of it accumulates until the fleet looks tired.

The most cost-effective interventions on this class are unglamorous: bumper and corner repair batched across several units, cargo liner so the walls stop denting from the inside, and reversing cameras, which measurably reduce the rate at which the damage happens in the first place.

Break-in damage is a real category on service vans in Orange County. Forced doors, damaged locks, and bent frames are repairable and worth doing properly, because a door that has been forced once and badly repaired is easier to force the second time.

Common Damage

What typically fails on this class

  • Low-speed body damage from urban routes and tight parking
  • Rear and side door hinge, latch and strap failure
  • Interior wall denting from unsecured cargo
  • Bumper and corner damage from reversing
  • Break-in damage to doors and locks

Services

Work we do on this vehicle type

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Makes and Models

Units in this class

  • Ford Transit Connect and Transit
  • Chevrolet Express
  • GMC Savana
  • RAM ProMaster City
  • Nissan NV200

All vehicle types we repair

Cargo and Delivery Vans repair for Irvine operators

Body, paint, structural and upfit work, all performed at our Yorba Linda facility. Tell us the vehicle and the damage and we will schedule intake.

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