Fix Auto Opens Two New Riverside, CA, Locations

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Fix Auto USA announced the grand openings of Fix Auto Jurupa Valley and Fix Auto Magnolia Riverside, two independently owned collision repair shops in Riverside, CA, led by operator Brian Brandler.

Brandler, who joined the Fix Auto USA network in 2024, has opened both facilities as the principal owner. Fix Auto Magnolia Riverside began operations in September 2024, followed by Fix Auto Jurupa Valley a few months later.

“My time with the Fix Auto USA brand has been incredible,” Brandler said. “My team and I are incredibly fortunate for the support we have received. I couldn’t be more excited to expand my business with this brand and open new locations in the Riverside community to serve more customers.”

Fix Auto Magnolia Riverside measures 13,000 square feet and has undergone a full renovation. Fix Auto Jurupa Valley spans approximately 9,500 square feet. Both facilities are outfitted with modern repair equipment and currently employ 12 and nine team members respectively, with additional staffing anticipated as business grows.

“Opening both of these locations has been a huge achievement for me, but I’m not done yet,” Brandler added. “With the support of Fix Auto USA, I’m thrilled about the opportunity to continue growing my footprint to expand into more communities!”

To commemorate the openings, both locations hosted grand opening events the week of June 23, welcoming family members, community stakeholders, insurance partners and supporters.

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