How Accurate Is Your Click-Style Torque Wrench?
The inner construction of the click-style torque wrench makes it naturally susceptible to a loss of factory calibration.
Don’t Sell Shocks And Struts; Educate Customers Instead
Success comes down to informing customer about the benefits of replacing worn or damaged components.
Consumers Often Report ADAS Issues After Repairs
While crash avoidance features have proven safety benefits, some vehicle owners report problems after repairs.
Mitchell Publishes ‘EV Collision Insights’ Report
The new report highlights EV trends impacting auto insurers and collision repairers.
Making The Case About Autonomous
Real-world testing shows driverless vehicles face some fairly significant speed bumps.
What Could Possibly Go Wrong And Other Things Murphy Knew
Business insurance – do you know what you really need?
Looking At 2022 Taxes – What To Know Before You File
Here are some key points that HAVE and WILL happen regarding tax provisions for small businesses.
Is That Timing Chain Guide Made Of Plastic – And Why?
To call some timing chain guides plastic is not accurate. They’re really highly engineered resins and structural fibers.
Nature Calls – It’s True, Bambi IS Out For Revenge
Some drivers are just getting back on the road after a few years – this could be a great opportunity to offer inspections.
6 Signs It’s Time to Put Down the Pen and Ditch the Paper
There’s no time to hesitate. The surge in the aftermarket sweet spot — or vehicles in the six- to 12-year age range that will soon require significant repairs — reached 94 million in the first half of 2021, according to Experian Automotive. That total accounts for nearly 31% of all vehicles in operation. That percentage
