Curry Collision

Had high hopes for this place my brother rear ended someone in my mom’s 2005 suburban the whole front needed to be replaced took over a month to fix and when we got it back nothing lined up and the new bumper did not fit witch caused a giant bulge when brought to there attention they said «oh just let it sit out in the sun it will go away». That was a YEAR ago and it remains extremely disappointed… Never go here

On June 1^st, my wife hit a deer while driving to work. After contacting my insurance agent, I took my truck to Curry Collision because it was a «recommended repair shop» on June 2. Each time that I would call to inquire when my vehicle would be ready, I would be told either «in a couple of days» or «at the end of the week». After 3 weeks of this same mantra, I contacted my insurance agent to try and determine why was it taking so long to repair body damage (doors, quarter panels, headlight, etc…). The next time that I contacted Curry Collision, the manager asked me (and this is a quote), «why was I trying to make trouble for them?» I should have seen this as a sign of the woe to come. I arrived on the 26^th to pick up my Toyota Tundra. As manager pulled it out front, I immediately noticed that the large TSS (Toyota Super Sport) Logo, (approximately 9“x12″ decal) on the newly replace rear quarter panel was missing. When I inquired about why it wasn’t replaced, He made some comment about that decal coming from the west coast. Now granted at the height of its success a hundred and thirty years ago, the pony express could deliver a piece of mail from the east coast to the west coast in 8 weeks. Yet today, we can’t deliver a decal from Texas in 24 days? I know that Memphis is home to Fed-​ex but do they not cross the Mississippi river to pick up or deliver packages? Where is big brown when you truly need them? Something about driving around with the logo on one side of my truck and not the other seems off-​balance.
So not only had they had my truck in their possession for 24 days but they failed to complete the repair work. Had either of these been the biggest issue, then I would have considered myself lucky to escape so easily. Please keep reading…
My wife and I rarely have claims so we have a high deductible to keep the insurance cost as low as possible. So our deductible is $ 1000 dollars, which I paid using my debit card. Big Mistake!!! The next morning, which was Saturday checking my bank statement, I saw that they not only took a $ 1000 dollars but decided to take another $ 1000 for good measure. Maybe I am just being paranoid, but I can’t help but recall the manager’s words («why was I trying to make trouble for them?») and think that quite possibly this was done in a retaliatory manner on their part.
I talked with my bank representative on Monday and she could clearly show that Curry Collision ran my debit card twice each time for $ 1000 dollars, however conversing with the Curry manager; he assured me that it was an error that my bank had made.
The following Monday afternoon, I took my truck to have the oil change. The technician/​owner of the oil change shop asked me who had recently painted my truck. When I told and then asked why; his reply was, «orange peel.» Please keep in mind that I know nothing about automobile painting so I had no idea what he was talking about except to say that my truck is white so the word «orange» should never be in the description of it. The next day at work, I asked a couple of guys in our maintenance to inspect my truck’s paint job. Both had the same identical reply. Oh and there is a small dent in a «brand new» quarter panel. I still am not sure what the term «orange peel» means but it is not a compliment.
Truth be told, it is a truck and I can live with a less than desirable paint job, however, I can’t help but wonder if Curry Collision did such a terrible job on the parts that are easily seen (poor paint job and missing decal) then what about the parts that are hidden?
Bottom line, if you want your car or truck fixed correctly and in a timely manner, then I would suggest avoiding these guys at all cost. I have often wondered what happen to Larry, Moe and Curly after their 3 Stooges fame. It appears that they moved to Griffin, Georgia and opened an automotive repair shop. If it was possible I would reduce the 1 star to one-​half of a star

Horrible service and the place lied to me and my insurance company. Took around 3 months to get my car back to normal. They broke multiple things on my car and didn’t take responsibility for it so it had to come out of my pocket. Please do not try this place out.

I had high hopes for Curry’s Collision because of google reviews. I went to Curry’s after my wife was in a fender bender, the insurance does not list them as their shop. An adjuster came out and told me to take them the estimate.
Curry’s «fixed» the car in about a week and called me to come pick it up. I went to the shop and went outside to take a look. The car looked okay but after I laid on the ground to check out the repairs behind the bumper cover I could see that they didn’t fix the metal support behind the bumper brackets. It was still dented-​in and needed significant work. It appears that this shop repaired the car to «look» as if it was fixed but it was not actually repaired. I walked a technician outside and showed him the damage which was still visible under the bumper cover. He told me more work would need to be done to the car.
I am not sure how they could overlook this damage. The bracket was replaced behind the bumper but there is a bar which the bracket mounts on to. It looks like a ribbon because of the damage; they only pulled that section enough to make the bumper straight. That section itself is damaged about 6 inches in length and they didn’t fix it at all. When I asked if they charged to fix it they said yes, and it must have been overlooked. I feel like that is not true because anyone would have been able to see that it was not repaired before that bumper was placed on the car. It doesn’t matter if they actually missed that or if they didn’t do it to save time and money, the point is I could have driven the car home without all the repairs completed.
I would recommend going to another body shop and not using this one. It appears they have some issues to iron-​out.
**Since this review we have picked the car up. It appears they fixed the previous issue. So here are the problems with their finished product: some runs in paint around bumper cover corners, a section under the tail light of the bumper cover does not fit right, and the car was not pulled correctly in order to center the trunk. (The accident caused the trunk to shift and a larger gap was created on the right side which makes the truck not look right)
They seem to want to help and they provide popcorn and a nice waiting area. They also have always been very nice when dealing with them. I just cant recommend them due to the work they produce.
**Update: I think the google reviews are fake because most reviewers only created an account to make one positive review on this business.**