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By Counterman
The Auto-Wares Group of Companies announced its Certified Service Center network has reached 1,000 locations.
link hidden, please login to view credited shop owners, technicians and their teams who participate in the Certified Service Centers program. Certified Network Expands Across the Globe
Certified Service Centers operate under the Auto Value, Bumper to Bumper or Confidence Plus brands.
Independent owners run these locations across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Colombia, Europe and China.
link hidden, please login to view described the 1,000-location milestone as a proud moment. As vehicle technology advances, the company said it continues investing in innovation, education and support. Benefits for Certified Service Center Members
Auto-Wares detailed the benefits for a shop that joins the Certified Service Center Program.
Access to MyPlace4Parts, which Auto-Wares said is the industry’s most efficient e-commerce platform for ordering parts and supplies. An inventory of top-quality parts, tools and accessories. Marketing, communication, financial and tech support to help shops grow their business. A chance to compete in the national Technician of the Year program, recognizing the very best in the field. Quarterly rebates based on parts purchases, putting money back into their business.
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By Counterman
RBR Truck Parts, with three locations in Texas, recently joined
link hidden, please login to view. Founded in 2018, RBR Truck Parts LLC is a heavy-duty parts distributor serving the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. The company provides aftermarket parts for all truck makes and models. RBR caters to owner-operators, local fleets, service centers and municipal accounts. It offers high-quality products to keep their customers’ vehicles running efficiently. Strategic Location in a Major Trucking Hub
The Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex is home to 8.5 million people across more than 200 cities. It is a major hub for the trucking industry. RBR’s Hutchins, Texas, location sits near Interstate 45, just 250 miles north of Houston. Houston ranks among the nation’s largest ports. RBR also operates near a large rail/container yard and major warehouse operations. This allows the company to serve the region’s trucking needs effectively. Its heavy-duty network connection strengthens its position in this critical market.
Product Selection and Facilities Support Growth
RBR serves a diverse customer base throughout North Central Texas. The company stocks a wide selection of aftermarket truck parts. These include engine components, suspension parts, brake systems, wheels and tires, filters, fluids and accessories. The Hutchins location includes a 14,000-sq.-ft. showroom and warehouse. A 5,000-sq.-ft. facility in Duncanville and a 7,000–sq.-ft. branch in Fort Worth support operations. Owner Rony Santos and general manager Cesar Perez lead the RBR team.
Partnering with Power Heavy Duty for Continued Success
“RBR Truck Parts is a well-established business known for honesty, integrity, and their strong ties in the community,” said Jim Pennig, vice president of business development,
link hidden, please login to view Heavy Duty Family of Companies. “They are dedicated to growing their business with quality parts from Power Heavy Duty’s network of supplier partners, and we look forward to supporting them with great programs and true group value.”
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By Counterman
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has designated June 2025 as Automotive Service Professionals Month (ASPM). ASE encourages industry members to use Automotive Service Professionals Month as a chance to appreciate and recognize service professionals.
ASE invites organizations to host recognition events, special programs and other celebrations to honor these essential workers.
An Opportunity to Honor Hardworking Technicians
Service professionals play a key role in keeping vehicles safe, dependable and efficient on the road.
ASPM offers a dedicated time to celebrate their hard work and commitment to quality service.
Companies and organizations across the automotive industry are encouraged to participate in this national appreciation effort. You can organize celebrations, appreciation initiatives or employee recognition programs during June.
Commemorative Logo and Digital Materials for Automotive Service Professionals Month
In recognition of ASPM, ASE has created a commemorative logo for use by companies, organizations, and individuals. This logo helps show appreciation for vehicle service professionals in a visible and meaningful way.
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link hidden, please login to view digital materials are also available to support celebrations and promotional efforts.
These resources are free to download at link hidden, please login to view. Established in 1972 as a non-profit organization, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) upholds and promotes high standards of service and repair through the assessment, certification and credentialing of current and future industry professionals, and the prestigious ASE Blue Seal logo identifies professionals who possess the essential knowledge and skills to perform with excellence. Today, there are approximately 220,000 ASE Certified professionals at work in dealerships, independent shops, collision repair shops, auto parts stores, fleets, schools and colleges throughout the country. For more information about ASE, visit
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By Jake
Hey guys, new to the forum here. I'm trying to get some advice on a truck I just purchased. It's a 1977 Dodge D100 5.9 360 2wd single cab longbox.73,000 original km. Trying to decide if a truck like this is worth a full restoration? Are these a desired truck? Do people ever restore them? Or are these a dime a dozen sort of deal? Not very familiar with classics and there values. I am a light duty auto mechanic and shouldnt have many problems doing the job. I just want to make sure it's worth the time and money. Any advice would be appreciated!
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