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link hidden, please login to view announced link hidden, please login to view is the newest member of TruStar. Established in 2011, Parts Universe offers parts for internal combustion engines (ICE), electric vehicles (EVs), and marine applications, including connectors, fuses, cables, batteries, motor oils, and other components, a news release from APA explained. “After considering our options, TruStar seemed to offer more product lines and opportunities for sales growth,” said Mike Zhu, president of Parts Universe, who added that joining a buying group was recommended by sales representatives for better deals.
“We are excited to have Parts Universe join TruStar and are eager to see how our network and purchasing power will contribute to their expansion,” added APA President Steve Tucker.
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link hidden, please login to view is back for another year. This time it’s been expanded to provide attendees with even more critical information that directly affects them and the entire global automotive aftermarket, AAPEX said. link hidden, please login to view Join
link hidden, please login to viewevery month from May until October for this free series. This month, attendees hear from a panel of shop owners on what they want from their suppliers and how the industry can offer support. Plus, you can participate in the live Q&A.
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July is Right to Repair Awareness month, and the
link hidden, please login to view’s Marketing and Communications Committee is calling on the auto care industry to take action. In the wake of NHTSA’s recent attempt to prevent automakers from complying with the Massachusetts data-access law, Auto Care is urging industrywide participation in spreading awareness about the importance of preserving Americans’ right to repair their vehicles and passing the
link hidden, please login to viewat the federal level. “There are more than 4 million individuals that make up the American auto care industry and its time we start putting that number to work,” said Bill Hanvey, president and CEO of the Auto Care Association. “Rights, oftentimes, need to be fought for – which is why it is imperative that the latest actions taken to thwart the will of the people in Massachusetts be a wake-up call to our industry that we are going to have to bring everything we’ve got into this fight for the future of our industry. We’ve made taking action easier than ever and I hope everyone will lend their voice in this Right to Repair fight.”
The Auto Care Association is providing six ways for aftermarket professionals and their customers to take action during Right to Repair Awareness Month.
link hidden, please login to viewto your local congressperson telling them to support the REPAIR Act. Download Right to Repair promotional materials at link hidden, please login to view to conduct a company awareness campaign on Right to Repair. Host your congressperson at your place of business. The association has a complete program that handles the contacts, the logistics and the talking points. Learn how to get started with the association’s link hidden, please login to view Share your support for Right to Repair throughout the month of July and what it means to you on social using the hashtag #righttorepair. The Auto Care Association has created a media kit with downloadable and editable graphics. Be an ambassador within your organization. Spread the word about Right to Repair Awareness Month with your supervisor. Ask your HR department to send this company-wide and use resources from the association’s media kit to educate your company and encourage your employees or colleagues to also take 30 seconds to send a pre-populated letter to their local legislator via the association’s Action Center. Continue your engagement by participating in the link hidden, please login to view taking place on Sept. 21 in Washington, D.C. Join the association and hundreds of aftermarket industry professionals in Washington for a day packed with meetings between you and your local congressional representatives so they can hear directly from you about our industry’s need to access vehicle data. The association will provide the talking points and the meeting schedule Additional resources, including full briefs on Right to Repair can be found on the
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Eric Sills, president and chief executive officer at Standard Motor Products Inc. (SMP), received the 2022 AASA Member Advocacy Award on Nov. 2 at AAPEX show in Las Vegas.
“Eric has taken up the reins of representing the aftermarket during a very difficult time for our country and our industry,” said Ann Wilson, senior vice president of government affairs, Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA). “Whether discussing supply chain challenges on Capitol Hill or organizing his colleagues to support the REPAIR Act, Eric has focused on advocating for the aftermarket. It is truly an honor to work with Eric and to present this award to him.”
Sills is a proud representative of the industry and goes above and beyond to secure a bright future for the aftermarket, AASA noted. He testified to Congress on behalf of the entire manufacturing community on supply chain challenges and investing to strengthen American manufacturing and competitiveness. Sills activated his SMP-employee base to reach out to their congresspeople in support of the REPAIR Act and to help ensure a competitive market and consumer choice on where and with what parts vehicles are repaired.
Sills and his team work toward an outcome that is positive for manufacturers, channel partners, the aftermarket and for consumers. As someone who is a fourth-generation leader in the aftermarket, he is a superior executive who not only focuses on his own organization’s success, but also considers the supplier community and the industry as a whole, AASA noted.
“I am deeply honored to receive this award,” Sills said. “The aftermarket is in my blood, and it is more important than ever that the industry fully participates in all aspects of the public policy process.”
Wilson took the stage to officially name Sills as the 2022 AASA Advocacy Champion.
Also honored during the award presentation were Franchelle Thomas, who received the AASA DEI Leadership Award (Individual); and MOTOR Information Systems, which received the the AASA DEI Leadership Award (Corporation).
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