Lease-Return Body Repairs in Dorval
Lease ending soon? 24K Auto Québec Inc. specializes in bodywork before lease return. Bring your vehicle and any inspection report to our Dorval shop, serving Montréal and the West Island. We assess visible bumper damage, dents, scratches and paint damage and help you compare repair costs with the charges listed by your lessor.
Are you a short-term rental fleet operator instead? This page covers a customer’s end-of-lease bodywork, not collision repairs for daily or weekly rental-company fleets. For commercial rental-fleet body repairs, see our dedicated short-term rental and fleet body-repair service. On-site inspections, vehicle pickup and drop-off can be discussed by arrangement; contact or 514-422-9481.
Bring your lease-return report
Bring your return date, wear guidelines and any written inspection
report. If you have lease-end wear protection, check which items it covers before approving work. Some marks qualify as normal wear. If a
reported item costs less to settle with the lessor than to repair, we’ll
explain the comparison.
What we assess
We assess visible bumper scuffs, dents, scratches and paint damage.
We explain what can reasonably be refinished or repaired, and what may
need further inspection. The initial verbal estimate for visible damage
is free when you bring the vehicle in. If a fee applies to a written
estimate or detailed inspection, we’ll tell you the exact amount before
preparing the estimate or doing the inspection.
Your return date is close
Choose the earliest available appointment and bring your report. We
confirm scope and timing after seeing the vehicle and checking any parts
or repair requirements. The lessor conducts its own inspection and
determines which charges it claims under the applicable rules.
Do I have to use the dealer for lease-end bodywork?
For qualifying Québec long-term consumer leases signed on or after
April 5, 2024, the lessor must offer a free pre-return inspection. If
its report lists abnormal wear, you can choose who does the repairs. If
the lessor identifies abnormal wear after return, its written notice
must explain your right to have the repairs completed within 10 days of receiving
the notice. If the car is already back with the lessor, contact it
promptly to arrange access. Québec
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Choose an
appointment at our Dorval shop
781 Avenue Halpern, Dorval, QC H9P 1G5
