Sorry to hear about your troubles.
I'd say that, to properly fix that door, best option is for the body shop to buy a driver's side front door off a junk yard. I'm sure there are Pick-A-Parts close to you that might have a Cross or two. If you're lucky, there may be one in the same Diamond Red as yours - save you the cost of paint. I see some going as low as $800, sans the cost of shipping (which would be astronomical)
The rear door, they can probably fix that through body work. I honestly couldn't tell you how much the repair on the body work will cost. Can only guess.
Basically, for just the door and paint work without insurance, I'd expect upwards of $3000, easy. Unless you can find a part that's local and in your same body color. And that's looking on the cheap side.
As for the front tire, do you feel a wobble when you drive? Is the tire retaining air pressure? If it does wobble, then you may have to get an alignment check ($70-120 depending on where you go, and where you live). If you do feel a wobble, or your tire isn't retaining air pressure, then you may have bigger issues that might require a mechanic to have a look underneath the vehicle to see if anything's bent or damaged out of shape.
As I'd mentioned about the cost, it really depends on where you go, or who does it. For instance, if you lived in Houston or Dallas, you might find lots of competition between body shops who would offer Maaco-level pricing, for really good work. If you're in Omaha, NE - I'd venture a guess that it's not the same. Worse if you lived in NY or CA.
Best recommendation is to have your insurance have it appraised. Saves you the hassle of having to do this all by yourself. If you don't have C&C, then that just sucks - you'll have to just take it to a shop and have them do an assessment of costs.
Good luck.
