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Top Tier Auto Collision

Pomona Valley · 43 miles east of the shop

Auto body & collision repair for Chino

Chino is about 56 road miles from our Sun Valley shop. The I-210 west from La Verne and San Dimas — or the CA-57 north to meet it — is the usual route to Sun Valley. California law lets you choose your body shop, so the drive is the only thing to weigh.

After a collision in Chino

Who shows up, and what to do.

Chino has its own police department, so collisions on city streets are handled by the Chino Police Department. Collisions on the CA-71 and CA-60 are handled by the California Highway Patrol (CHP).

Collision report lookup
  1. 01

    Safety first

    If anyone is hurt, call 911. If the cars can be moved and it's safe, get out of traffic.

  2. 02

    Report it to the right agency

    On Chino's local streets that's Chino Police Department; on the CA-71 and CA-60, the CHP.

  3. 03

    Exchange information and take photos

    Names, license, plate, insurer and policy number — then photos of both cars, the scene and the damage.

  4. 04

    File a DMV SR-1 within 10 days if required

    California requires it when anyone is injured or property damage exceeds $1,000.

  5. 05

    Choose your shop

    Your insurer can't require a particular body shop (Cal. Ins. Code § 758.5). Tell them your car is going to Top Tier.

Inland heat & freeway miles

What Pomona Valley roads do to cars.

Hot inland summers that oxidize clearcoat on roofs, hoods and trunks.

Sideswipes and rear-enders along the CA-57, CA-60 and I-10 corridors.

Rock chips from trucks serving the region's warehouses.

The I-10, CA-60, CA-57, CA-71 and I-210 all pass through, and the stretch where the CA-57 and CA-60 share lanes in Diamond Bar is one of the most congested truck corridors in the region.

Inland summers are hot and dry, and long freeway commutes add rock chips and debris strikes. Sun-damaged clearcoat and chipped front ends are the most common cosmetic problems we see from inland drivers.

  • CA-71 (Chino Valley Freeway)
  • CA-60 (Pomona Freeway)

Getting here

Chino → Sun Valley

The I-210 west from La Verne and San Dimas — or the CA-57 north to meet it — is the usual route to Sun Valley.

Not drivable? We tow 24/7 — call (626) 646-7117 with your location in Chino.

11782 Sheldon St, Sun Valley, CA 91352

Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday
Closed

Chino FAQ

Local answers.

Who takes a traffic collision report in Chino?

Chino has its own police department, so collisions on city streets are handled by the Chino Police Department. Collisions on the CA-71 and CA-60 are handled by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). If anyone is injured, call 911 first.

How far is Top Tier Auto Collision from Chino?

About 43 miles in a straight line — roughly 56 road miles. The I-210 west from La Verne and San Dimas — or the CA-57 north to meet it — is the usual route to Sun Valley.

Do I have to use the body shop my insurance company recommends?

No. California Insurance Code section 758.5 prohibits insurers from requiring you to use a particular repair shop, and that applies in Chino the same as anywhere in California. Tell your insurer your car is going to Top Tier and we'll work with the adjuster directly.

Can you tow my car from Chino?

Yes — we offer 24/7 towing. Call (626) 646-7117 with your location.

Is it worth bringing my car from Chino to Sun Valley?

It can be — especially if the car was damaged in the Los Angeles area, you work or commute nearby, or you want a shop you trust. Start with photos through our free estimate form; you'll know what the repair involves before you decide on the drive.

Does the heat in Chino damage car paint?

Inland summers are hot and dry, and long freeway commutes add rock chips and debris strikes. Sun-damaged clearcoat and chipped front ends are the most common cosmetic problems we see from inland drivers.

What if my collision happened on the freeway near Chino?

Collisions on the CA-71 and CA-60 are handled by the California Highway Patrol. Get to a safe place, exchange information, take photos, and note the nearest exit or call box number — it makes the CHP report and your insurance claim easier.

Chino damage? Handled.

Send photos for a free estimate, or call (626) 646-7117. We work with every insurance company.

11782 Sheldon St, Sun Valley · Mon–Fri 8–5 · Sat 9–3

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