AMRA
 
about AMRA

The Automotive Maintenance and Repair Association (AMRA) is a not –for– profit trade association formally organized September 1994 to represent the interests, common policies and purposes of companies engaged in providing automotive maintenance and repair services, their suppliers and related companies in the automotive industry when dealing with consumers. The main purpose of AMRA is to provide consumer communication programs like its Motorist Assurance Program (MAP), MAP Participating Facility Program and MAP Qualified Technician Program for the benefit of the consumer. AMRA also provides over twenty-five (25) consumer brochures for consumer education that deal with a variety of topics consumers have requested that deal with their automotive maintenance and repair service experience.

service industry and MAP

List of Members

Where Does The Small, Independent Shop Fit?

Maintenance Service Programs

mission statement

To strengthen the relationship between the motorist (consumer) and the automotive maintenance and repair service industry and produce communication programs that benefit consumers and automotive service providers, through its Motorist Assurance Program (MAP), MAP Participating Facility Program and MAP Qualified Technician Program.

Battery-Start-Charge Systems
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Brake Time
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Braking Systems
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Check Engine Light
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Cooling System
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Engine Oil Basics
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The Definitive Guide to Car Maintenance & Customer Satisfaction
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Building Trust Confidence
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How to Pick a Repair Shop
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How to Get Satisfaction
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How to Talk to a Technician
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Power Steering Systems
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Replace Oil - How Often
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Service Reminder Light
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Tire Repair
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Tire Rotation
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TPMS Systems
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Under the Hood Around the Car
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How to Select an Automotive Repair Facility with Confidence

Learning About the Motorist Assurance Program

Look up service-related terms with the AMRA Glossary.

AMRA Glossary
 

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