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Raybestos will announce the winner of its custom-built 1953 Chevrolet pickup to one lucky auto care industry repair or parts professional during the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) in Las Vegas, according to Kristin Grons, marketing manager for Brake Parts Inc.

Bacharach, Inc., a leading provider of HVAC-R gas instrumentation and energy management solutions, announced the acquisition of Neutronics Inc. (“Neutronics” or “the Company”), a world-class provider of refrigerant and gas analyzers.

In this episode of the Remarkable Results podcast with Carm Capriotto, a panel dives into the dichotomy of David and Goliath and what it can teach you about business models.

In this episode of the Remarkable Results podcast with Carm Capriotto, Brandon Steckler shares his take on daytime training, whom he counts as his mentor and who is the respected and admired industry trainer he aspires to be like as he continues to earn his own stripes.

The new Snap-on PT650 Impact Wrench is a hard-handled version of its big brother the PT850. Following in the footsteps of the PT850, the PT650 features a new housing, nose piece, trigger and improved internals.

Professional installer customers participating in Fisher Auto Parts' “WOW! Earn and Win!” promotion between July 1 and September 30 will have the chance to win one of 100 Samsung 50-inch 4K televisions.

In the world of auto repair, one thing is for certain: Every shop in your community has their eye on your customers. So in order to keep your customers, there are a number of things you will need to do. Here are 6 tips that will bring you amazing results.

Here’s an easy-to-use procedure that will turn your customers into salespeople and fill up your service bays with customers who are presold on you.

If you were to tool around the little town of Lake Mills, Wis., you’d probably notice the name "Topel" on at least two automotive businesses: Topel Truck Center and Topel’s Service Center, Inc., the latter also known as Topel’s Towing and Repair. They’re only connected tangentially but are about two miles apart, so there’s little chance of confusion, right?