Significant body damage — restoration (Skoda Favorit)
If serious damage has occurred, it is best to leave the repair to professionals. If the damage was caused by a collision, it is also necessary to check the geometry of the body, which can only be done by specialists using special tools. Leaving the body uncentered is dangerous, because firstly, the car will not respond properly to control, and secondly, the steering, suspension and, possibly, the transmission will be subject to unequal loads, causing unequal wear of components or causing them to become completely unusable (especially ones like tires).
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