Creston, Iowa, Jobber Becomes an Arnold Motor Supply Auto Parts Store - aftermarketNews

Creston, Iowa, Jobber Becomes an Arnold Motor Supply Auto Parts Store

Owned since 1985 by John Linch, the store will become an Arnold Motor Supply location. The entire store team will continue with the company.

SPENCER, Iowa – The CARQUEST Auto Parts Store, an auto parts distributor serving the greater Creston, Iowa area, has joined the Arnold Group of Companies, which does business as Arnold Motor Supply and Auto Value Parts Stores.
            
“We are very excited to have the Creston crew join our team of automotive experts,” said Dennis Spooner, managing partner of the Arnold Group of Companies.
            
Owned since 1985 by John Linch, the store will become an Arnold Motor Supply location. The entire store team will continue with the company.
            
“Arnold Motor Supply’s tools and support will enable us to better serve our existing customer base while helping us to attract new business and increase our share of the market,” said Mike Linch, the store’s new manager.
 
The new Arnold Motor Supply carries a full line of automotive repair parts for the professional service provider and the do-it-yourselfer. The company also is a full-line DuPont distributor and has access to full-line machine shop services as well.
 
The Arnold Group of Companies was started in Spencer, Iowa, in 1927 by E.P. Arnold and is one of the largest partnerships in the United States with stores in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Illinois and Missouri. The company includes 50 auto parts stores as well as three warehouses, three light industrial coating distributors, four paint and body shop supply stores and a cylinder head remanufacturing division. Twenty locations have complete machine shops located within the stores. Arnold Motor Supply is a member of the Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance.
 
 

You May Also Like

Mullen Announces New CARB Certification

The certification, for both 2024 and 2025 Mullen Class 3 model years, is awarded to vehicle manufacturers who meet specific emissions standards in compliance with CARB regulations.

Mullen Gets CARB Approval for 2025 Class 3 EV

 Mullen Automotive, Inc., emerging electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer, announced certification from the  California Air Resources Board (“CARB”) on the 2025 Mullen THREE, Class 3 all-electric low cab forward chassis truck. The certification is awarded to vehicle manufacturers who meet specific emissions standards in compliance with CARB regulations. The District of Columbia and 14 states, including California, have adopted vehicle standards under Section 177 of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. §7507), which requires additional approvals beyond EPA regulations.

Allison Transmission Announces Q1 2024 Results

The company reported record net sales of $789 million.

Allison Transmission Announces Q1 2024 Results
ATC Drivetrain Announces Brand Identity Refresh 

The brand refresh includes an official name change to ATC and an updated logo.

ATC brand refresh
APA Appoints Nick Branoff as New Board Member

Branoff (second from left) is the CEO of Flint, Michigan-based Brown & Sons Auto Parts and is the grandson of the founder, Jack Brown.

APA Appoints Nick Branoff as New Board Member
Dill Air Controls Welcomes Sean Lannoo

Joining the Dill team on April 29, Lannoo will step into the newly established role of technical training manager. 

Sean Lane Dill

Other Posts

Honda to Establish EV Value Chain in Ontario, Canada

It will strengthen EV supply system and capability with an eye toward a future increase in EV demand in North America, Honda said.

Honda to Establish EV Value Chain in Ontario, Canada
Apollo Tyres Adds to EU Lineup

The EnduMile LHT, the company’s most durable and fuel-efficient trailer tire, is now available in a 385/55 R22.5 format.

Apollo-Tire-new-EU-sizes-1400
Anchor Adds More BMW, MINI Coverage

The new products cover more than 1,994,760 applications and model years 2016-2024.

PHINIA Reports Q1 2024 Results

U.S. GAAP net sales were $863 million, an increase of 3.4% compared with Q1 2023, according to PHINIA.