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JSM Vehicle Solutions (Preston) LTD are expert accident repair and car bodywork specialists based in Preston, Lancashire. With over 30 years of experience, we offer high-quality vehicle repairs, scratch and dent removal, and full accident management — including recovery, insurance, legal support, and courtesy vehicles. Whether it’s a bump or a major crash, we take care of everything from start to finish. Led by industry veteran Stuart McDonald, we’re known for honest service, exceptional results, and hassle-free repairs. Contact us today for a free estimate.
Unit 10 Riversway Enterprise Workshops, PR22YL, Preston, United Kingdom
My car door was badly damaged. JSM were superb from start to finish. After going to several bodyshops for help. and advice. JSM were by miles the best. Outstanding in every way. I can highly recommend this firm. Raymond
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