Triple R Collision, Inc

Triple R Collision was founded in 1982 by Roy Smith and was named after Roy and his two sons, Robert and Russell Smith. In 1984, Triple R Collision was moved to its current location of 1147 E. Caro Rd.  Due to an expanding customer base, two additions to the original building were added providing a 7,560 square foot workspace. Triple R Collision has since grown to be the largest independent collision center in the Caro area. 

Our commitment to quality and efficient work ethic have given us a great customer base. Satisfied customers turn into repeat customers. Come and join our family of customers!

Our Business

We are in business to service your car, truck, or motorcycle. No matter where you bought your vehicle, we have the tools and the skills to repair it back to its original condition. We repair any make and model, work with any insurance company, and most importantly protect your investment with a quality repair.

Our Staff

After nearly forty years of owning and operating Triple R Collision, Roy Smith passed away from Covid-19 in December of 2021. Roy's son, Russell Smith, is following in his father's footsteps and running the family business. Russell Smith has worked for the business for thirty years learning the trade from his father. Russell has participated in numerous training and certification classes throughout his career. He also led and assisted his father in many office managerial tasks. Along with six other staff members, Triple R Collision takes pride in servicing its customers with knowledge and experience. 



Roy Smith (Left) and his son Russell Smith (Right) 



Past accomplishments

• Cover of Hot Rod magazine with the painting of Larry Erickson's 1932 Chevrolet roadster.
• Numerous magazine articles and calendars featuring classic vehicles restored by Triple R Collision
• Numerous Advertiser best body shop awards. 
• Serving our community for over 40 years!

Along with collision repair, the Smith family has had a passion for restoring and customizing classic vehicles. Above is a photo of Roy Smith's 1966 custom chopped truck as featured in Custom Classics Magazine.   

Above is a photo of Russell Smith's 1956 Chevy.  His car was featured in a Cars calendar.  

Celebrating 40 years in business!

        1982-2022