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PartsTech, a mechanical parts ordering software solution, lets automotive repair shops order from all their parts and tires suppliers in one lookup. With the new RepairLink Shop integration, shops can access a network of 8,800+ OE dealers along with 240+ aftermarket parts and 60+ tire suppliers. Through this all part types marketplace, shops can always find the parts and tires they need while saving an average of 15 minutes per repair order.
How many hours in a day? Not enough. Especially when you spend more time than you care to on parts ordering, toggling between supplier websites, and making phone call after phone call. It’s tough out there – but that’s where PartsTech comes in. With PartsTech, you can transform your parts and tire sourcing process while ordering from all your OE dealers, aftermarket parts suppliers, and tire suppliers in one lookup.
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What does PartsTech do?
PartsTech makes it easy for you to order all the OE parts, aftermarket parts, and tires you need when you need them, creating an effortless ordering process! That means you can service more vehicles, improve customer satisfaction, and grow your business.
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Connect to unlimited suppliers
With 300+ aftermarket parts and tire suppliers across 30,000+ locations, plus direct access to 8,800+ OE dealers through the RepairLink integration, you will always find the parts and tires you need.
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Connect to your management system
PartsTech integrates with 40+ management systems, so you can easily add parts and tires to ROs with a single click. No management system? No problem — PartsTech works great on its own.
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