Quick repairs
A small Renault Koleos accident repair was completed in four days after insurance approval was issued.
Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1
Nissan and Infiniti body shop in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1, handling accident repairs, body and paint work, and insurance-related repair processes. Reviews highlight both four-day accident repairs and longer cases where approvals, updates, or delivery dates slipped.
Source: Google Maps
A small Renault Koleos accident repair was completed in four days after insurance approval was issued.
A Nissan Maxima owner described the completed repair as immaculate, while another praised the attention to detail.
One customer received their car before the estimated time, showing that some repairs finish ahead of schedule.
A review describes the body shop as clean and accessible, with efficient status updates during the repair.
Confirm dates. Get the repair deadline in writing and ask what happens if a new issue changes it; one delivery date moved repeatedly.
Track approval. Follow up on the insurance survey and approval before assuming work has started; one customer reported 23 days for initial approval.
Inspect handover. Check paint colour, screws, lights, and fittings at collection, since one customer later found faded paint and a loose fog light.
Arrange transport. Organise your own ride rather than relying on the reported AED 20 taxi voucher, which was difficult to use.
Check tokens. If the waiting-area token machine is malfunctioning, ask reception immediately; one visitor received a token the screen did not call.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Some customers waited beyond the quoted week, including more than 90 minutes at collection without an update.
One rear-glass and spoiler repair reached 14 days, then gained another seven after a new issue and repeat survey.
Customers reported paint fading, missing screws, and a loose front fog light after earlier repairs.
Vehicle drop-off was reported to take over an hour, and another customer waited more than an hour for their turn.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
insurance excess
“And the audacity that I still had to pay 735 AED for excess is ridiculous”Google review · January 2026
quotation for paint correction
“After a visual inspection only, I was charged AED 525 for a quotation for paint correction”Google review · December 2025
The Bottom Line
This is a Nissan and Infiniti body shop in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1 for accident repairs, bodywork, paint jobs and insurance-coordinated claims. Reviews mention repairs for vehicles including a Nissan Maxima, Renault Koleos, Renault Arkana and Nissan Sentra, so it is useful for more than one Nissan model and has also handled Renault and other makes. The strongest experiences centre on communication.
Customers describe clear explanations of insurance steps, regular status updates and repairs completed on schedule; one small Renault Koleos accident was finished in four days after approval, while another car was delivered before its estimate. The centre itself has been described as clean and accessible. The caution is consistency.
Other customers waited beyond a promised week, spent over an hour at drop-off or collection, or saw delivery dates change after further insurance surveys. There are also reports of faded paint, missing screws and a loose fog light after repairs. Insurance administration can be slow too: one review cites 23 days for initial approval and three days waiting for a survey report.
Ask for a written timeline, confirm approval progress, and inspect the car carefully at handover. Arrange your own transport rather than relying on the AED 20 taxi voucher mentioned in one older review.