Entrepreneur magazine released its 45th annual Franchise 500 ranking, which shines a light on the unique challenges and changes that have shaped the franchise industry over the last year—and how franchisors have adapted and evolved to meet them. This year, 10 automotive aftermarket companies landed on the list, which is created from more than 1,000 companies’ Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDD) or Canadian Disclosure Documents.
The automotive aftermarket companies on this year’s list include:
This brings the company’s store count in Alabama to 3 locations.
Tint World® Automotive Styling Centers™ announces the opening of a new location in Birmingham.
Owned and operated by Clint Smith, Tint World Birmingham is the third Tint World location in the state. The automotive franchise offers comprehensive automotive services and products, including window tint, paint protection film, ceramic coatings, audio and video, professional detailing and safety and security services.
The latest software includes new coverage, guided component tests and features, plus everything from previous releases for smarter fixes, Snap-on said.
The six locations in the Chicago area will continue to operate under the Suburban Tire Auto Repair Centers’ brand name.
Ziebart also announced new initiatives, including partnership agreements, a national advertising campaign and the brand’s first-ever mascot.
Report shows advanced technology is contributing to costlier repairs, higher claims costs and longer cycle times.
The ability to work with Nissan secure systems is available on Snap-on Wi-Fi enabled products operating the latest software.
Rose was posthumously awarded with the franchise’s second-ever Lifetime Achievement Award.
This software update enables more efficient troubleshooting, while enhancing existing special functions and topology module mapping features.
ASE urges industry members to embrace Automotive Service Professionals Month as a platform for expressing gratitude to service professionals.
