Body damage repair handles the dents, creased panels, and scrapes that come with daily van work. We straighten or replace the affected sheet metal, from fenders to cargo doors, then prep and refinish so your Riverside Sprinter looks presentable and protects the metal underneath.
What this service includes
- Assess dents, creases, and scrapes on the affected panels
- Straighten the metal or replace the panel when needed
- Prep, prime, and refinish to a matched color
- Reinstall trim and hardware and check panel gaps
Signs your Sprinter needs it
- Dented fenders, doors, or quarter panels
- Deep scrapes down to bare metal that can rust
- Creased sheet metal from a backing or side scrape
What does body damage repair cost?
Ballpark pricing for body damage repair on a Sprinter runs $500 to $8,000. The final number depends on your model, mileage, and the exact cause, which we confirm with Xentry before any work is authorized. Diagnostic time is credited toward the repair. See the full pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it worth fixing body damage on a work van?
Beyond looks, exposed metal rusts and spreads. Repairing dents and scrapes protects the panel and holds resale value on a Riverside Sprinter that earns its keep.
Straighten or replace a dented Sprinter panel?
It depends on the depth and location. Shallow damage straightens well, while a torn or heavily creased panel is often cheaper to replace. We quote both options.