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Iridium Aftermarket Spark Plugs Offer OE-Level Performance

Aftermarket parts manufacturers live to push the boundaries of performance. This is true of companies specializing in any type of auto part. In the case of spark plug manufacturers, they have been optimizing their products by working with more durable and ignitable metals.

How the Aftermarket Parts Industry Is Adapting to the Rise of EVs

Electric vehicles (EVs) are taking over the roads, with major automakers under pressure to develop full EVs. Volvo will even be electrifying its entire fleet.

How Much Is A/R Costing Your Company?

For over 4,000 years businesses offered accounts receivables (A/R) to customers. Extending credit is an effective sales tool that promotes larger purchases, increased buying frequency, and unrivaled customer loyalty. Typically, businesses perceive the main cost of A/R being defaults; however many businesses fail to realize the back-end costs associated with a traditional credit program.

Why Spark Plug Metallurgy Matters

Design and engineering are part of the equation for a successful spark plug, but meeting OE specifications can only push performance so far. The makeup, or metallurgy, of the plug’s conductive material can be the difference maker for mileage, service life, fuel efficiency and fouling resistance.

Last Mile Delivery Presents Challenge and Opportunity

As the trend of “last mile delivery” picks up speed, fleet and repair shop owners are faced with the consequences of stop-and-go driving and extended idling periods. Anticipating these challenges and meeting them head-on will ensure a solid place in this market that’s set to grow exponentially.

Which Types Of Vehicle Repairs Are Consumers Most Skeptical About?

The Internet age has simultaneously helped and harmed the auto industry. Consumers are learning how to diagnose their vehicle issues online, which generally helps them understand when it’s urgent to visit a repair shop. However, there’s also a lot of misinformation out there, making consumers question the validity of manufacturer recommended maintenance intervals.

Last Mile Delivery Presents Challenge and Opportunity

E-commerce is here to stay, and with the tremendous growth in this industry comes a fundamental shift in shipping and delivery. The pattern of single trucks that deliver large shipments to a final, central location is being replaced by a dynamic system in which those large loads are fragmented, and goods are then delivered individually to end-users.

Understanding Ignition Systems: The advantages and disadvantages of three common ignition systems

While automotive technology has changed drastically throughout history, there’s one constant that all automotive combustion engines have in common: an ignition system. In this article, we touch on the features of three ignition systems, as well as advantages and disadvantages of each.

New Wiper Motors Solve Quality Problems

Replacing wiper motors can be a daunting task when working under the hood or in the rear door panel of modern vehicles. The typical vehicle now has two of these motors with the increase in SUV registrations and rear window wiper systems.

When It Comes To Water Pumps, EVs Are Business As Usual

Many people are under the impression that electric vehicles don’t need cooling systems. And therefore don’t need water pumps. But, thankfully for the aftermarket industry, this isn’t true. Electric cars produce heat and still need a cooling system. That’s where the water pump comes in.

Understanding Ignition Systems: The advantages and disadvantages of three common ignition systems

While automotive technology has changed drastically throughout history, there’s one constant that all automotive combustion engines have in common: an ignition system.

Water Pump E-commerce – Questions Consumers Ask Before Buying Online

Internet Retailer reports that more than $12 billion worth of auto parts and accessories will be sold online in the US in 2019. This represents a 16% increase in sales over 2018, a brisk rate of growth that isn’t expected to let up before 2022.