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Strike action could benefit independent auto shops

Strike action could benefit independent auto shops

In what can only be viewed as an uncommon set of circumstances for the automotive service industry, independent aftermarket shops may see a rise in business as the threat of strike action looms over key dealership organizations in Moncton, N.B. According to Unifor...

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The frustrating truth: Tire buyers don’t take your advice

The frustrating truth: Tire buyers don’t take your advice

According to a study of almost 30,000 U.S. tire customers surveyed by J.D Power, only 17% took the advice of sales or service staff when buying tires, buying instead on appearance or price. The study , found that while overall satisfaction with original equipment...

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B.C. expands EV technician training program

B.C. expands EV technician training program

British Columbia has expanded its upgrading program so more technicians can be trained to work on electric vehicles (EVs) through the expansion of the EV Maintenance Training program to three more post-secondary institutions. As of the end of December 2021, 96...

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Lordco Annual Tradeshow returns for 2022

Lordco Annual Tradeshow returns for 2022

After a two-year hiatus, Lordco Auto Parts announced that its annual trade show is returning to its traditional live format and venue in April 2022. Lordco Auto Parts customers and partners are invited to attend the 32nd Annual Tradeshow in person, on April 4-5, at...

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Guarding against fraud

Guarding against fraud

Auto service businesses may have some degree of protection against fraud due to the face-to-face nature of much of their business, but they can still be caught off guard by savvy fraudsters. March is “Fraud Prevention Month,” so it seemed a good opportunity to revisit...

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