Automotive Suspensions: Replacing Weak Springs
Weak springs can affect both camber and caster, which may result in a steering pull, uneven tire wear and more.
Proper Alignment is Critical to ADAS Operation
Proper alignment has everything to do with ADAS features as the vehicle’s alignment directly interacts with all features.
OSHA Regulations and the Tire Industry
Here’s how dealers can ensure their workplace stays compliant with regulations.
Aborted ADAS Calibration?
There can be multiple reasons why your customer’s car is stuck. Here are calibration techniques to consider.
May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
The AMA asks motorists to be especially aware of conditions around them
As We Hit The Road Again, Are Aging Tires Up To The Trip?
Automated tire inspection technology builds trust without adding time to the check-in process.
VIDEO: Pull A Wheel Brake Inspections
Pulling a wheel allows for a better inspection of the brakes. This video is sponsored by NRS Brakes.
VIDEO: Brake Rotor Safety Inspection
If there is any cracking, it can result in a structural failure of the rotor. This video is sponsored by ADVICS.
MACS Petitions For Federal Cabin Cleaning Guidelines
MACS is requesting uniform standards for automotive repair service shops for sanitizing the cabins of vehicles.
WORX Gloves And Shop Safety Supplies For 2020
WORX stocks coated gloves, leather and mechanic’s gloves, safety glasses and vests, ear plugs, hand scrubs and more.
FMSI Releases Brake Pad Applications That Use Mechanical Attachment In North America
The Friction Materials Standards Institute (FMSI) has updated its database to include information on whether the original brake pads from the OEMs utilize mechanical attachment methods to secure the friction material to the backing plate.
Viewpoint: Replacement Auto Part Standards And Regulations
With the recent tariffs going into effect, it has sparked the discussion about regulations for vehicle replacement parts to keep some imported auto parts off the market. Most people think that with a stroke of a pen dangerous and sub-standard parts could be banned and parts quality will be improved overnight. But, what standards should be applied? Who should do the testing? This is where things get tricky.
