Online Assessment

Send us photos of the damage and we’ll come back to you with a quote — no need to bring the vehicle in first.

How It Works

Get a Quote Without Losing a Day

Driving a damaged truck across Sydney for a quote costs you a driver, fuel and most of a working day — and if the vehicle isn’t driveable it costs a tow as well. Send us clear photos instead and we can usually give you a realistic estimate, or tell you honestly that we need to see it in person before quoting.

1

Take the Photos

Follow the guide below — it takes about five minutes and makes the difference between a rough guess and a useful quote.

2

Submit the Form

Upload up to 20 photos with the vehicle details. You’ll get an immediate confirmation email listing what you sent.

3

We Assess

Our estimator reviews the damage. If it’s straightforward we quote from the photos. If there’s likely hidden structural damage, we’ll say so rather than quote low and revise later.

4

You Decide

We come back with a quote, an indicative timeframe, and whether an insurance claim is the better route. No obligation.

Photo Guide

What Photos to Take

A quote is only as good as the photos it’s based on. These six shots cover what an estimator needs to see — a phone camera is completely fine.

1. All Four Corners

Stand back far enough to get the whole vehicle in frame, from each corner. This shows us the overall shape and whether anything is sitting out of line.

2. Straight-On Damage Shot

Square to the damaged area, from about two metres back. Include some undamaged panel either side so we can judge the extent.

3. Close-Ups

Within arm’s reach of the worst damage. Get the creases, splits, and any exposed metal edges.

4. Panel Gaps and Joins

Photograph where the damaged panel meets its neighbours. Uneven gaps are the clearest sign of structural movement behind the panel.

5. Underneath, If Safe

For a heavy impact, a shot along the chassis rail from front or rear helps enormously. Only if it’s safe to do so — never go under an unsupported vehicle.

6. Compliance Plate

The build plate or VIN plate. It confirms the exact model and build date, which affects parts availability.

Getting Better Photos

Shoot in daylight where you can. Workshop fluoro lighting hides dents and flattens creases. Outdoors on an overcast day is ideal — bright direct sun creates hard shadows that hide as much as they show.

Wipe the area down first if it’s covered in road grime. Dirt hides scratches and makes it hard to tell paint damage from panel damage.

Don’t crop or filter. Send the originals. Photo filters change colour, and colour is exactly what we’re assessing for a paint match.

Submit

Send Your Assessment Request

    Good to Know

    Questions About the Process

    Is a photo quote binding?

    It’s an estimate based on what’s visible. On most panel and paint work it will be close. Where there’s structural damage, some of it only becomes apparent once panels come off — we’ll flag that upfront rather than surprise you later.

    Do I need to lodge an insurance claim first?

    No. Plenty of operators get a quote first to decide whether claiming is worth it against the excess and premium impact. We can quote either way, and we deal with all major insurers if you do claim.

    What if the vehicle can’t be driven?

    Tell us in the form and we’ll arrange pick-up. We collect across Western Sydney and the greater Sydney region.

    How quickly will I hear back?

    During business hours, usually the same or next working day. If you need an answer faster, call (02) 9756 5295 and mention you’ve submitted an assessment.

    Prefer to Talk It Through?

    Some jobs are easier to explain than photograph. Call us and describe what’s happened — we’ll tell you what we need.

    Call (02) 9756 5295