Abra Auto Body & Glass

I got into a recent incident with my car. Slipping on snow/​ice and running over a curb at about 30 mph with all four of my wheels with minor damage to my car’s body.
Problems with my car at this point: part of rocker panel cracked off, grinding noises coming from the wheels, wheels are bent, steering wheel alignment is off, and steering wheel is shaky.
My car is a 2012 and is still fairly new. I’ve been driving my car for almost a year so I know how it drives, how it sounds, and after Abra’s repairs on my car, the problem of the grinding noises still exists (this is after the 2^nd time I took my car back Abra to look at).
Here are my main concerns with how Abra handled my car repairs: they don’t provide a multi-​point inspection, they don’t provide a sheet with what was inspected/​checked on the car (they only provide you with an invoice of parts ordered and items fixed), they don’t ask you for the problems you are experiencing with the car — i had to tell them to take note of the problems I’m experiencing (this was on my 2^nd visit to tell them problems still exist with my car), they took only two business days to repair my car — that’s a quick turnaround time, but dang, was the inspection thorough? I’m guessing it wasn’t.
The pros: good customer service. responsive. repairs done to the body were good.
The cons: mechanical problems with my car still exist, since a majority of the damage was done to my right side wheels — Abra’s customer rep told me they only had those two wheels mounted and balanced and didn’t do all four wheels the first time (until the 2^nd time I took my car back did they mount and balance all four tires), they take the cheapest route to fixing your car (my two right side tires were damaged — they replaced my front right wheel which costed roughly $ 270 and they decided to repair my back right wheel costing them roughly $ 200…why not just order a new wheel for the back right wheel also???), they take your car to the Toyota Dealership regardless of what brand vehicle you have (I don’t have a problem with this, but I feel since my car was of a different manufacturer, it would be better to take my car to that manufacturer’s dealership). I’m also surprised there was no damage found on any of my tires. I have the same tires on my car that hit a curb at 30 mph… guess I’ll just have to take Abra’s word for it and see what another mechanic at a different company says.
Overall: there is a grinding noise with my car that still exists. i’m guessing it’s either the wheel bearing or the tires themselves which Abra says they’ve found no problems with. they did fix the shaky steering wheel better on the second attempt, they did a good job with the body repair on the 1^st attempt. They did some reconditioning to my front bumper and left some blue masking tape which I later took off myself.
Abra was a referred company through my insurance. Next time I will not be going to Abra.
I can’t help but feel Abra does the lowest cost work to the benefit of my insurance company. They feel like a quantity over quality shop, a rush in rush out which fails to diagnose all problems with your car.
My car still drives with a noticeable grind noise and I am still in talks with my insurance and with a different Auto Shop referred to me by friends, to take another look at what’s causing the grinding noises in my car.
Due to this, I can only recommend Abra Auto Body for body repair work. For mechanical issues and anything relating to collision accidents, stay away from Abra.