In an online presentation organized by SEMA, aftermarket stakeholders addressed the challenges, headaches and potential solutions to make ADAS repairs simpler for independent shops and modifiers.

If done correctly, ADAS work can be a way to differentiate your business and sell more work at the mechanical repair shop.

Auto Techcelerators' co-founder has made it his mission to inform shop operators of the importance of doing detailed test drives on repaired vehicles— and properly documenting those test drives.

Shop owner Chris Cloutier goes over some common mistakes that operators make when introducing new technology to the techs who will use it.

From the 2019 Ratchet+Wrench Management Conference, shop owner Greg Buckley talks about key trends in technology; and how to budget effectively to make the purchases you need to take your shop to the next level.

Remote calibration tools can help collision shops service a variety of ADAS models. But make sure you've got the right tools in place at the shop.

I-CAR's Bud Center talks about specific areas of expertise that will benefit technicians in the ADAS future.

If you think collision shops are the only ones working with ADAS, think again. Here's advice for the mechanical repair sector from experts in the field.

Editorial Director Anna Zeck is back with collision shop owner Kye Yeung to talk about what the near future holds for operators.

Fuel efficiency through reduced friction is a big part of engine design, as automakers look for every way to increase MPGs.