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Tariff-driven shifts could change what aftermarket shops see

Tariff-driven shifts could change what aftermarket shops see

Canada’s auto sector is feeling the impact of ongoing trade frictions with the United States, with potential implications for what aftermarket shops see in their bays. For Canada’s auto service and aftermarket professionals, the story is worth watching closely. While...

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BFGoodrich releases more sizes of All-Terrain T/A KO3

BFGoodrich has released 20 more sizes of the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 tire which are now available as the major product launch continues. BFGoodrich will offer more than 100 sizes of the tire, and 82 of them are currently available. The launch began...

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Strong aftermarket performance expected to continue

Strong aftermarket performance expected to continue

Noted Canadian research firm DesRosiers Automotive Consultants, working in conjunction with the Automotive Aftermarket Retailers of Ontario (AARO), reports that building on growth in 2024, sentiment is for continued growth in 2025. “The automotive aftermarket has seen...

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Is the party over for Quebec EVs?

Is the party over for Quebec EVs?

In rapid succession, Quebec's provincial government made two announcements that are destined to shape EV sales in the short and long term. Firstly, while Quebec had previously announced a ramping down of subsidies that would see them gradually reduced and then...

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NASTF launches aftermarket scan tool validation program

NASTF launches aftermarket scan tool validation program

NASTF, in partnership with Launch Tech USA, announced the official start of the Aftermarket Scan Tool Validation Program. This innovative program is set to provide aftemarket shops and service professionals as well as locksmiths with secure access to essential key and...

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Techs want more digital data and analytics tools: survey

Techs want more digital data and analytics tools: survey

According to a just released survey, 70% of technicians today say at least half of their daily tasks depend on some level of technology, and a large majority (68%) feel comfortable using advanced digital diagnostic tools. The survey, conducted by Anyline, a leader in...

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