WHITE PLAINS, NY -- Wrenchead, Inc., an online business application provider, announced that its award winning Part Select Electronic Catalog now includes state of the art tools such as VIN decoder, quick lube information, wiring diagrams, component locator, technical service bulletins and more. Hundreds of locations have already deployed select feature sets and that number is growing rapidly. In addition, Wrenchead has simplified more than 180 part types to make it the fastest and easiest catalog to use for high volume sales environments. The upgraded Part Select electronic Catalog is currently being rolled out into other Wrenchead products as well including the ecommerce solution, Nexpart.

"This upgrade will allow parts sellers to use the catalog to increase revenue and profits in a way not possible before," said Kyle Johnson, Wrenchead's vice president of electronic catalog. "Part Select is engineered to allow countermen and service dealers to build orders more quickly and efficiently than in the past as well as maximize profitability by using functionality such as Preventative Maintenance, Smart Pages with product images and data."

At the heart of Part Select is a 450 million application database of nearly every major parts manufacturer in the automotive aftermarket. Cleverly designed application features allow the user to tap into the power of this database to build profitable and accurate orders. Preventative Maintenance tables allow the user to build a correct and complete order based on vehicle mileage. Technical Service Bulletins ensure that the tech has the latest information from the manufacturer and quick lube data, tune up & brake specifications, wheel alignment data, steering and suspension information, torque specifications, fluid capacities, wiring diagrams, component locator, and tire fitment ensure that the service dealer has all the information that they need to properly diagnose and repair their customer's vehicles.

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