What does a professional body kit fitting include?

A body kit fitting at AutoPop starts with an inspection of the car, followed by removal of the existing parts. We prepare the mounting points, which are the places where the kit attaches to the car, and check them against the kit. We align the kit with alignment tools, then bolt, weld or bond it as required. We seal the seams, and we match the paint to your car's colour code, which is confirmed before work starts. See our colour matching service.

Kit alignment sets the body kit to the car's mounting points. It is separate from wheel alignment, which AutoPop also offers.

Body kit fitting adds parts to a car. It is separate from accident repair, which repairs collision damage.

Next: Optional: Customise the fit with additional accessories

Optional: Customise the fit with additional accessories

Spoilers, diffusers and trim pieces are additional options, and we fit them during the same appointment as the body kit. Spoiler fitting is also a separate service: see spoiler fitting.

Next: How much will a body kit fitting cost?

How much will a body kit fitting cost?

The cost depends on the kit's material, the complexity of fitment, any paint or welding work, the vehicle make and any required accessories. Prices range from a basic fitting to a fully customised fitting.

Typical range for body kit fitting: £600 – £2,500+ (AutoPop price guide, 2026). The written estimate after inspection sets the price.

Next: Which body kits are compatible with my car?

Which body kits are compatible with my car?

Body kit compatibility depends on the car's make, model and year. Fitment means how well the kit suits those details. The chassis specification is the vehicle data we check the kit against, and the mounting points are where the kit attaches to the car. We check the chassis specification and mounting points, then match the correct kit, which gives a proper fit. An accurate fit gives proper handling.

Next: What do we check before a body kit fitting starts?

What do we check before a body kit fitting starts?

We check the make, model and year, and we confirm the colour code, before any work starts. We verify kit compatibility from the exact model and year.

Next: How long does a body kit fitting take?

How long does a body kit fitting take?

A standard body kit fitting takes a few hours. The time depends on the kit's size, any paint work, and any welding or alignment adjustments. The time is estimated after inspection.

Next: What causes a fitment error or paint mismatch, and how we prevent it

What causes a fitment error or paint mismatch, and how we prevent it

A fitment error happens when the kit does not match the car's specifications, so we check the make, model and year before fitting. A paint mismatch happens when the colour is not confirmed first, so we confirm the colour code before work starts. If a modification is needed, we discuss it with you beforehand.

Next: What warranties or guarantees are offered?

What warranties or guarantees are offered?

Body kit fitting is covered by our 2-year workmanship guarantee for qualifying repairs. See our warranty terms. The guarantee excludes fair wear and tear, later accidents, and other damage after the repair. Optional extended coverage is available.

Next: How can I book an appointment?

How can I book an appointment?

We offer booking by phone or email for a written estimate. We then agree a suitable date and time for the fitting.

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