Auto Rust Technicians
Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 7:42 am
Maybe you've heard of Safe-T-Cap frame repair kits but did you know Auto Rust Technicians, out of Rhode Island, makes them? And frame repairs is all they do? All day, every day
If you have champagne taste and a beer budget, having them do the work probably isn't in the cards. I bought frame kits for both sides of my TJ but really looking at what was involved, decided I was in over my head. So I got an estimate from the experts at ART. They're not cheap but for the time they put into my rig the price was appropriate. Looking at the finished product, I'm very happy with the quality of their work. They gave me a written estimate in about 20 minutes and they came in at the price point we agreed to, even with a little extra work that was needed
My frame was in really, really bad shape. Multiple patches over the years meant I was living on borrowed time. They cut out all the rot (and patches) and welded in 3/4 rails, attaching to what was left of the factory frame. Fixed body mounts and a cross member and a section of floor
The frame was so bad, I had two options: Scrap my rig for parts, or have it repaired professionally. Either way my wallet takes a hit but not wanting to start over on a new build (or ditch wheeling
), I had it repaired by ART and I'm glad I did. If your rig needs frame repair, you should consider ART
https://www.autorust.com/
If you have champagne taste and a beer budget, having them do the work probably isn't in the cards. I bought frame kits for both sides of my TJ but really looking at what was involved, decided I was in over my head. So I got an estimate from the experts at ART. They're not cheap but for the time they put into my rig the price was appropriate. Looking at the finished product, I'm very happy with the quality of their work. They gave me a written estimate in about 20 minutes and they came in at the price point we agreed to, even with a little extra work that was needed
My frame was in really, really bad shape. Multiple patches over the years meant I was living on borrowed time. They cut out all the rot (and patches) and welded in 3/4 rails, attaching to what was left of the factory frame. Fixed body mounts and a cross member and a section of floor
The frame was so bad, I had two options: Scrap my rig for parts, or have it repaired professionally. Either way my wallet takes a hit but not wanting to start over on a new build (or ditch wheeling
), I had it repaired by ART and I'm glad I did. If your rig needs frame repair, you should consider ARThttps://www.autorust.com/