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By Counterman
German lighting specialist
link hidden, please login to view announced it has partnered with Brian Deegan in an agreement that will run into 2026. Deegan has equipped his 2025 Can-Am Maverick R side-by-side with a number of the latest HELLA LED lighting technology to help him both see and be seen, the company said. “A new addition this year – and a brand I’m stoked to be with because it has so much heritage and has been around for over 125 years – is
link hidden, please login to view lights,” said Deegan, when he introduced the Maverick R to his fans. “They’re big in rally, too, which is cool for me!” “When a legend like Brian Deegan chooses HELLA lighting, it’s a big deal,” said Rob Tinson, vice president of sales and marketing for
link hidden, please login to view. “He knows performance, reliability and visibility win races, and we’re proud to provide the lighting technology that’ll keep him at the front of the pack!” Built for King of the Hammers and competing in other events, the Maverick is fully equipped for desert racing. The team added a full-length HELLA Black Magic 40” single row LED lightbar above the front roll bar, providing powerful illumination. Additionally, 3.2” HELLA Black Magic LED Cube lights were added to the front winch bar to spotlight obstacles and hazards.
HELLA explained it joined an impressive motorsports roll call on the Deegan Maverick R, which also included Bilstein shocks, Evo tune, Obor RocScraper tires, Method Beadlock wheels and PRP seats, giving Brian the best chance of finishing the race and reaching the podium.
In qualifying for the 2025 Can-Am UTV Hammers Championship, #38 qualified 24th of 100 drivers, which equated to third in the 4900 Pro Stock Turbo UTV class. In the race, a technical issue resulted in a DNF, although Deegan was classified 49th, HELLA said.
In addition to his Can-Am Maverick R racer, HELLA also provides lighting for Brian’s personal Ford Raptor R and the water truck he uses to take care of his beautiful dirt track compound where the family
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By Counterman
Cloyes Gear & Products, Inc. (
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“This is a testament to the dedication, expertise and passion that our team members have for
link hidden, please login to view through effective training techniques,” said John Hanighen, CEO of Cloyes. “We are honored to have their hard work recognized by O’Reilly Auto Parts and deeply appreciate their continued support and partnership.” Technical Product Director Cody Smith also was recognized for his outstanding contributions. His innovative training videos have set a new standard for quality in the industry, earning him well-deserved acclaim, Cloyes said.
Additionally, the Cloyes team was applauded for its successful integration of Rotomaster, the company added. Cloyes was also previously honored with the Sales Support Award in 2022 and the Content and Cataloging Award in 2020.
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The ASE Education Foundation announced its new officers and board members for the coming year. The new chair of the ASE Education Foundation is Dwayne Myers, president and CEO of Dynamic Automotive. Brian LaCroix, automotive instructor at Capital Region BOCES, holds the role of vice chair. Jim Sennett, manager of automotive repair programs for the American Automobile Association (AAA) is treasurer and Fay Watts, technical support operations (TSO) technician development manager for Ford, serves as secretary. Joelle Pollak, co-founder of Promotive, is serving as past chair.”
Two new board members, Andrew Graham, automotive instructor at Forsyth Central High School in Georgia and Doug Wilberg, senior manager, Military Transitions Program with Caliber Collision Centers, began their three-year terms the first of the year.
Departing from the
link hidden, please login to view board are Mitch Becker, operations specialist, Protech Automotive Solutions; Dennis Harden, retired chief of career and technical education for the Iowa Department of Education; Eric Kenar, former manager, technician environment and service technical college for General Motors; and Trey Michael, former board chair and director CTE and career pathways, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. “We thank these officers and board members for generously sharing their time and expertise to guide the
link hidden, please login to view,” said Mike Coley, ASE Education Foundation president. “As we address the technician shortage and advance significant initiatives in the coming year, their experience and knowledge will be indispensable. We appreciate all foundation board members, past and present, for their active participation and unwavering interest in the future of the transportation industry.” The post
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SKF Automotive has announced that the company’s
link hidden, please login to viewis now available to the North American aftermarket. The free online resource includes E-learning courses, a video library, and a document library. According to Isabella Nordström, Marketing Manager,
link hidden, please login to view Vehicle Aftermarket, “The purpose of the tech center is to both provide technical training resources for the mechanics and parts pros who work with SKF aftermarket products, as well as to allow these professionals to become more familiar with all the products and support resources that SKF has to offer them.” SKF Tech center E-learning courses
The online learning section of the SKF Tech center employs video-based instruction. It is designed to allow participants to proceed at their own pace, and those who complete the learning modules receive a certificate of course completion after each module’s exam. 19 learning modules are available, covering topics such as bearings, wheel end service, and much more.
SKF Tech center video library
The Tech center video library includes tips on repair and parts replacement procedures as well as videos on some of SKF’s leading edge technologies and world-wide capabilities. There are currently 596 videos included, with playlists based on language/region.
SKF Tech center document library
The document library includes downloadable tech tips, catalogs, brochures, and product literature. It offers a wealth of information for service and parts pros alike. The document library requires user registration, but it is free and available to all.
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Repairify announced a strategic partnership with Auto-Wares for a collaboration that will enable Auto-Wares customers to access asTech’s advanced diagnostic technologies and repair solutions. Repairify said the arrangement will improve operational efficiency and service accuracy in the automotive repair industry.
A news release from
link hidden, please login to view explained that through this partnership, customers of link hidden, please login to view’ Bumper to Bumper and Auto Value networks will gain access to asTech’s patented diagnostic platform, which connects original equipment (OE) diagnostic tools in asTech’s data centers to compatible aftermarket tools in the shop. This technology enables remote diagnostics, advanced calibration and module/part reprogramming—all powered by genuine OEM diagnostic tools, the company said. “We’re excited to partner with Auto-Wares to bring our cutting-edge diagnostic technology to even more repair shops across North America,” said Ben Johnson, VP of general automotive repair market at Repairify. “This partnership reinforces our commitment to providing repair professionals with the tools and support they need to improve operational efficiency, customer satisfaction and profitability.”
According to Repairify, Auto-Wares will integrate asTech’s solutions into its extensive distribution network, offering customers an easy and affordable way to elevate their diagnostic and repair capabilities. With no monthly fees beyond the cost of standard aftermarket tools and minimal training required, repair shops can keep diagnostics in-house, eliminating the need for sublet technicians or dealership visits.
“With asTech’s advanced diagnostic solutions and our robust distribution network, this partnership will set a new standard for repair accuracy and efficiency,” said Todd Leimenstoll, president & CEO, Auto-Wares. “This collaboration enables us to equip our customers with the resources they need to streamline their operations, reduce costs, and deliver exceptional service.”
To help customers get started, Auto-Wares will offer five free events within the first 30 days of use, allowing shops to test the system risk-free.
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