The pros working the counter of your local parts distributor have a unique pulse on what’s happening in the automotive aftermarket and this issue of Jobber News picks their brains.
The Annual Counter Professionals Survey offers a deeper look into the realities of working at a Canadian jobber and found that, while some themes like the importance of training and the frustrations with poor-quality parts remain constant, others, like technology and training, have shifted in subtle but telling ways.
This issue also explores the toll tariffs are taking on suppliers. And the impacts are just being felt financially, either.
Tariffs look like they’re here to stay for some time, so columnist Kumar Saha explores how to reduce the burden and even tariff-proof your business.
Zakari Krieger extends on that by offering insights on how you can find your way through all the geopolitical developments that are impacting the aftermarket.
The car parc is aging. Megan Moody offers a look at how you can take advantage. It’s an opportunity for the industry and one that can boost business if your strategy is right.
And don’t forget to check out the latest news, important numbers and product announcements. With Canada Post on strike you may not be able to grab your copy. So flip through the magazine above or head to our digital archives to read the issue.
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