Body
Panels, bumpers and structure
We inspect paint damage, carbon-fiber or composite panels, aluminum sections, fasteners, supports, panel gaps, and structural reference points.
Collision repair with complete safety checks
Repair collision damage through one coordinated plan for carbon-fiber panels, aluminum structures, paint, suspension, cooling, lighting, glass, and driver-assistance equipment. We inspect visible and hidden impact areas before preparing a written repair scope.

Look beyond the visible panel
A damaged bumper or quarter panel may be only the visible part of the impact. Low ride height and tightly packaged components mean a strike can reach cooling ducts, suspension points, undertrays, sensors, lamps, wiring, or mounting hardware. We record the impact direction and inspect the connected areas before recommending parts.
Body
We inspect paint damage, carbon-fiber or composite panels, aluminum sections, fasteners, supports, panel gaps, and structural reference points.
Chassis
Wheel condition, tire sidewalls, hubs, arms, dampers, alignment, steering feel, and underbody contact are checked after corner or side impacts.
Electronics
Cameras, radar mounts, parking sensors, lamps, wiring, warning messages, airbags, seat belts, and control modules are reviewed when the impact area makes them relevant.
Choose the correct repair path
Suitable when the damaged component can recover its shape, mounting, surface, and strength without hiding a structural or safety concern. The repair plan identifies access, material behavior, refinishing, and nearby parts that require protection.
Used when cracking, distortion, heat damage, broken mounts, or lost strength makes repair unreliable. Replacement may involve new, OEM-equivalent, or carefully checked used parts when suitable and available.
Larger impacts require body, paint, mechanical, cooling, electrical, glass, and calibration work to follow one sequence. This prevents a finished panel from being disturbed later for unresolved hidden damage.
Collision repair estimates
The final cost depends on impact depth, material, parts supply, paint blending, mechanical damage, and required scans or calibration.
| Service | Estimated total | Usually includes | What changes the total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bumper scuff repair and paint | AED 1,200–2,800 | Repair, preparation, paint and refit | Cracks, sensor mounts and finish |
| Single-panel dent and refinish | AED 1,500–4,500 | Panel correction, preparation and paint | Material, access and blending |
| Bumper replacement and paint | AED 5,000–14,000 | Part allowance, paint, transfers and fitting | Model, carbon parts and sensors |
| Wheel or suspension impact work | AED 3,000–18,000 | Inspection and approved mechanical repairs | Wheel, arms, damper and alignment |
| Multi-panel collision repair | AED 15,000–60,000+ | Approved body, paint and related work | Structure, cooling, airbags and electronics |
Prices are market-based estimates in AED and are not fixed offers. The free inspection confirms the vehicle condition, parts, labor, materials, testing, and VAT treatment in a written quote. Equivalent work can be 65% to 70% below agency pricing when parts and scope are compared fairly.
A staged impact assessment
The inspection begins with safe movement and visible evidence, then progresses only as far as needed to produce a reliable scope.
01
We document panels, gaps, broken parts, leaks, warnings, wheel position, glass, lighting, and the areas that may make the vehicle unsafe to move.
02
Approved dismantling can reveal brackets, supports, ducts, wiring, reinforcement, undertrays, suspension points, and repair access hidden by exterior panels.
03
Body, structural, paint, mechanical, cooling, electrical, restraint, glass, scanning, alignment, and calibration tasks are grouped in the correct order.
Typical complete-job planning
Typical job estimate
AED 3,200 for bumper removal, controlled repair, refinishing, refit, parking-sensor check, and finish inspection.
Typical job estimate
AED 11,500 for bumper and fender work allowance, wheel-area inspection, alignment, lamp checks, paint, scanning, and final verification.
Typical job estimate
AED 24,000 for door and side-panel repair allowances, trim transfer, paint, glass and wiring checks, gap adjustment, and handover inspection.
Construction changes the plan
570S, 600LT, 650S, 675LT, 720S, 750S, Artura, GT, Senna, and earlier road cars use different combinations of carbon-fiber structures, composite panels, aluminum parts, active systems, cooling layouts, and electronic equipment. The repair method cannot be selected from the damaged panel name alone.
Imported specifications can change lighting, cameras, radar equipment, trim, and parts availability. Exact matching happens after inspection, while the first conversation only requires the model and a short description of the collision.
From approval to handover
01
We identify movement risks, leaks, loose parts, damaged wheels, steering or braking concerns, and whether recovery is safer than driving.
02
Visible and hidden damage is assessed, parts choices are discussed, and the complete written estimate is approved.
03
Structural, body, mechanical, electrical, paint, glass, and calibration tasks are completed without disturbing finished work.
04
Panel alignment, finish, lights, controls, warnings, wheel alignment, scans, and affected systems are checked as applicable.
Before and after the repair
Do not clear warning codes, repeatedly disconnect the battery, wash away leaking fluid, or remove loose components unless required for immediate safety. Photos of the vehicle position and damaged areas can help preserve useful information before recovery.
At handover, compare the completed work with the written estimate. Review panel gaps, paint tone, trim, lights, windows, locks, sensors, cameras, warnings, and road behavior. Alignment, scan, measurement, or calibration results should be identified when included in the approved repair.
Control the complete repair
A collision estimate should connect the point of impact with every affected system. We plan access, dismantling, structural checks, panel work, paint stages, mechanical repairs, electrical checks, alignment, scanning, and handover as one sequence. This reduces repeated work and helps prevent a cosmetic finish from hiding a wheel, cooling, restraint, or sensor concern. You can review the major repair groups before approval, understand which findings are confirmed, and see which costs depend on dismantling. The result is a clearer decision between local repair, component replacement, or a combined restoration.
Collision repairs often combine body, paint, suspension, cooling, glass, wiring, lighting, restraint, scan, and calibration work. Keeping these tasks in one coordinated scope reduces missed items, repeated dismantling, and confusion about what the quoted total includes.
Movement, lifting points, wheel position, loose undertrays, and damaged aero parts are considered before the car is moved or raised. If ordinary pickup is unsuitable, the condition is discussed before collection rather than after further contact damage occurs.
Damage discovered after approved dismantling is photographed and added to a revised scope before extra repairs continue. This keeps visible cosmetic work separate from structural, mechanical, or electronic findings that could not be confirmed during the first inspection.
Final checks follow the original damage path. They may include panel alignment, paint, lighting, warning messages, wheel geometry, braking, steering, cooling, cameras, sensors, and road behavior rather than relying on appearance alone.
Collision support in Dubai
Our workshop location supports detailed inspection away from roadside pressure. We can assess low-clearance movement, visible damage, underbody concerns, wheel position, leaks, and warning messages before ordinary pickup is arranged. If the car should not be driven, describe the condition so recovery can be discussed instead of risking more damage.
Free pickup and delivery is available across Dubai. The free workshop inspection is the best starting point when dismantling, measurement, lifting, scanning, or controlled lighting is needed. A dedicated on-site inspection may help document the vehicle where it stands, but its fee and limits are confirmed separately. Once the vehicle reaches Al Quoz 4, body, paint, mechanical, electrical, and safety-related findings can be combined into one written repair scope.
McLaren service questions
Small cosmetic work may begin around AED 1,200, while repairs involving several panels, carbon parts, suspension, cooling, restraints, or sensors can cost much more. The inspection and written estimate set the vehicle-specific total.
Yes. Free pickup and delivery is available across Dubai. Tell us if the vehicle is unsafe to drive or has very low ground clearance so the appropriate movement arrangement can be planned.
No. Start with the model and a short description. Our inspection identifies the required work, while technical details are requested later only when they affect parts matching or safety.
Yes. The estimate separates the approved parts, labor, materials, testing, and related work so you can understand the complete scope before authorizing repairs.
Minor cosmetic repairs may take several working days. Complex collision work depends on dismantling findings, parts supply, paint stages, mechanical work, and required testing or calibration.
A dedicated on-site assessment can be arranged when suitable. The visit fee and what can be checked are confirmed separately from the free inspection at our Al Quoz 4 workshop.
We inspect Sports Series, Super Series, GT, Ultimate Series, and earlier McLaren road cars. Exact procedures and parts are matched to the individual model and fitted equipment.
Send the model, year, a short description, and your preferred visit or pickup details. Photos can help with initial guidance but are optional.
Book in Al Quoz 4
Tell us the model, damaged area, and whether the car moves safely. We can arrange a free inspection, free pickup and delivery, or discuss recovery when driving is unsafe. Wider mechanical or electrical work can be routed through our McLaren garage.