Survey Shows 73% of Body Shops Use ALLDATA for OEM Info
A recent survey from Collision Advice showed that ALLDATA continues to be the most popular choice among body shops for researching OEM repair information and procedures.
AASP/NJ to Present OEM Certification Success Seminar in January
“OEM Certification Success: Dos and Don’ts” will be presented by Dave Gruskos of Reliable Automotive Equipment on Jan. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Clark, N.J.
THE EVER-GROWING IMPORTANCE OF OEM CERTIFICATION
Rising above the crowd in today’s highly competitive collision repair market is no easy task. While talent, perseverance and hard work are a must, it also helps to have an edge, or some sort of differentiating factor. For many collision centers, that difference is OEM certification. An increasing number of collision repair facilities are recognizing
Trade Groups Push Access to OEM and Aftermarket Scan Tools
ETI, AASA and the Auto Care Association believe shops will be best-served to have both OEM and multi-brand tool accessibility.
From the Sidelines to Center Field: OEM Certifications
If you’re considering OEM certifications for your collision repair facility, take a good look at your playing field, what your competitors are doing in your market and how OEM certifications can make you the winning team.
ABPA Opposes Nebraska OE Repair Procedures Bill
The ABPA says Nebraska Legislative Bill 602 will adversely affect Nebraska drivers by establishing a restriction against the use of alternative parts when OEM repair procedures are mandated.
ABPA Opposes Washington OE Repair Procedures Bill
The ABPA has opposed Washington House Bill 1428, which would establish a restriction against the use of alternative parts when OEM repair procedures are mandated.
SCRS Releases OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit Lineup
SCRS has announced the lineup of 2020 OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit virtual sessions.
Mitchell Now Offers Hyundai Repair Procedures
Mitchell finished the integration immediately following Hyundai’s mid-July release of four models.
Ford Issues Position Statement on Non-OEM Glass
Ford advises against using non-OEM glass for quality, performance and safety reasons.
