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New Gates Alternator Pulley Enhances Engine Efficiency

According to Gates, an ADP is much more technologically advanced than other pulleys because it features an internal spring and clutch system that absorbs engine vibration. The performance improvements and longevity benefits include longer life of all the ABDS components, smoother operation and improved engine efficiency.

Mighty Launches ‘Spring Break’ Repeat-Business Promotion

When customers purchase one or more of the qualifying Mighty product-based PM services, they will receive a rebate check by mail, made out to the shop where they received the initial service or repair.

Richard Sadewitz Named Vice President — Marketing for Silent North America

Sadewitz is a seasoned veteran of the North American automotive aftermarket, and is, perhaps, best known for the two decades he spent as president of Bosal USA Inc., from 1984 to 2004. His appointment comes in conjunction with the launch of the company’s new Silent-branded product line.

Groups Testify at Crash Parts Patent Legislation Hearing

Advocates of the legislation, including the Quality Parts Coalition (QPC) and the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI), say it will guarantee access to affordable alternative replacement parts and curb what they claim are attempts by OEMs to monopolize the marketplace.

Additional BMW and Mini Products Available from WORLDPAC

The WORLDPAC Training Institute (WTI) is also the only institution authorized to teach BMW factory technical training in the aftermarket.

Guest Commentary: Raybestos District Sales Manager Chris Hudson Chimes in on the Rotor Resurfacing Issue

In today’s Guest Commentary, Chris Hudson, district sales manager for Raybestos Brake and Chassis, part of the Affinia Under Vehicle Group, responds to a recent column by Brake & Front End Editor Andrew Markel regarding rotor resurfacing and the recent settlement of the California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) case against former Midas franchisee Mike Glad.

The Pulse: How Technicians Source Starters and Alternators

Fast delivery from the best sales reps is becoming more and more important for techs and shop owners sourcing starters and alternators.

OPINION: Rotors, Resurfacing and the Law: How the Glad/Midas Lawsuit Will Change How You Sell Brakes

In my opinion, this lawsuit has been a black eye for all shops. The true victims in this case are not the consumers, but the honest independent shops and Midas franchisees who now have to face an even more skeptical public.

CCAR Recognizes Pohanka Collision Center of Chantilly as First-Ever ‘GreenLink Shop’

The GreenLink Shop status, an extension of CCAR’s CCAR-GreenLink Environmental Compliance Assistance Center and S/P2 (Safety and Pollution Prevention) E-learning Program, is designed to promote consumer confidence in local automotive repair facilities’ environmental/safety awareness and stewardship.

The Pulse: How Technicians Source Rotors

Availability is the leading reason shops rely on their “first call” for rotors, according to a recent Counterman survey.