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Which do Techs Want More: Name Brand or Price?

Of course your professional accounts want top quality. But they also want a low price. All things being equal, which will they choose?

Retailer vs. Wholesaler

What’s the difference between the retail and wholesale markets in modern parts distribution? Some say the overlaps between the markets are huge, some say not.

Seeing Clearly

Most people realize the importance of being able to see the road ahead clearly when driving in wet weather. Thats why windshield wipers were invented in the first place.

No Fuel, No Go. It’s That Simple.

Internal combustion engines require a fuel delivery system that can not only supply fuel to the engine but also mix it with just the right amount of air to create an explosive mixture that urns efficiently and cleanly.

The Comeback of Engine Parts

People are keeping their vehicles longer, and an increasing number of vehicle owners are finding themselves upside down as to what they owe on their vehicle and what it is worth.

The Import Parts Market

The import parts market began as a slow evolution and has turned into a revolution with more Hondas and Toyotas on the road than American manufacturers could have ever anticipated.

Battery Science

The battery is one of the most important components on a vehicle today. It provides the amps needed to crank and start the engine, and it stores the voltage that runs everything from the ignition system and fuel injectors to the vehicles lights and all of its electrical accessories. Lead-acid batteries have been around since

12th Annual Tech Forum

Your customers have the questions, and youre the ones they look to for the answers. This month, Counterman presents some of the issues surrounding many important product categories. Air Conditioning Q. Is the retrofit market still hot? A. According to a recent survey by the Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS), approximately 40 percent of the

When Mistakes Happen

A succession of seemingly innocuous parts-ordering mistakes results in a Mount Everest-sized pile of returns, a lop-sided inventory, a redundancy of effort and a dwindling bottom line can make a jobber want to pull his hair out.

Electronic Accessibility

As electronics and computer controls advance in technology, the real issue for the aftermarket is the ability to repair these systems.

Cooling Off

It’s summer and that means two things – hot weather and increased sales of cooling parts.

Warrenty and Labor Claims

Is everyone accountable for the mistakes they make? You and your customers should be.