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2014 US Auto Technicians' ChoiceReplacement Parts
2014 US Auto Technicians' ChoiceReplacement Parts
Industry Convergence and Growth in the US Automotive Aftermarket
RELEASE DATE
29-Oct-2014
29-Oct-2014
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: NE0F-01-00-00-00
SKU: AU00981-NA-CR_15482
$20,000.00
In stock
SKU
AU00981-NA-CR_15482
Description
This research service aims to identify trends within the automotive aftermarket for batteries, tires, motor oils, and brake pads. It also measures factors driving product selection, identifies brand use and preference trends by category, and evaluates purchase channel opportunities for each product. The 4 replacement parts markets are concentrated within 1 to 3 brands; some have clear leaders (batteries), while the other markets do not. Automotive technicians give more importance to product-related attributes, lesser importance to supplier relationships, and the least importance to intangible aspects such as past experiences. For all markets, local distributors account for more purchases among installers—except for brake pads, which are evenly split across 3 channels.
Table of Contents
Research Objectives
Methodology
Methodology (continued)
Automotive Technician Profile—Shop Type and Region
Automotive Technician Profile—Replacement/Service Performed Over Time
Key Findings
Executive Summary
Executive Summary (continued)
Executive Summary (continued)
Executive Summary—Brand Dominance and Fragmentation
Executive Summary—Overview of Top Battery Brands
Executive Summary—Overview of Top Tire Brands
Executive Summary—Overview of Top Motor Oil Brands
Executive Summary—Overview of Top Brake Pad Brands
Executive Summary—Top Distribution Channels Across Replacement Parts Products
Most Prevalent Battery Brands Installed Across All Brands Available—Shop Type
Most Prevalent Battery Brands Installed Across All Brands Available—Region
Most Prevalent Battery Brands Installed—Wave over Wave
Technical Note—A Matrix to Guide the Strategic Prioritization of Needs to Optimize Preference
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Batteries
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Batteries (continued)
Technical Note—Understanding Brand Maps
Brand Map—Top Installed Battery Brands and Influential Attributes
Installed Batteries Procedure—Shop Type
Installed Batteries Procedure—Region
Brand Reputation Gap of Batteries
Distribution Channels for Batteries
Distribution Channels for Batteries—Wave over Wave
Most Prevalent Tire Brands Installed Across All Brands Available—Shop Type
Most Prevalent Tire Brands Installed Across All Brands Available—Region
Most Prevalent Tire Brands Installed—Wave over Wave
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Tires
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Tires (continued)
Brand Map—Top Tire Brands and Influential Attributes
Installed Tires Procedure—Shop Type
Installed Tires Procedure—Region
Brand Reputation Gap—Tires
Distribution Channels for Tires
Most Prevalent Motor Oils Installed Across All Brands Available—Shop Type
Most Prevalent Motor Oils Installed Across All Brands Available—Region
Most Prevalent Motor Oil Brands Installed—Wave over Wave
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Motor Oils
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Motor Oils (continued)
Brand Map—Top Motor Oil Brands and Influential Attributes
Installed Motor Oils Procedure—Shop Type
Installed Motor Oils Procedure—Region
Brand Reputation Gap—Motor Oils
Distribution Channels—Motor Oils
Distribution Channels for Motor Oils—Wave over Wave
Type of Oil Currently Used—Shop Type
Type of Oil Currently Used—Region
Most Important Factors When Selecting Oil Filters
Most Prevalent Brake Pads Installed Across All Brands Available—Shop Type
Most Prevalent Brake Pads Installed Across All Brands Available—Region
Most Prevalent Brake Pad Brands Installed—Wave over Wave
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Brake Pads
Strategic Prioritization of Needs—Discovering What Drives the Selection of Brake Pads (continued)
Brand Map—Top Brake Pad Brands and Influential Attributes
Installed Brake Pads Procedure—Shop Type
Installed Brake Pads Procedure—Region
Brand Reputation Gap—Brake Pads
Distribution Channels—Brake Pads
Distribution Channels for Brake Pads—Wave over Wave
Chinese Brake Pads Installation—Brake Pads
Expected Changes of Chinese Brake Pads Installation—Shop Type
Importance of Country of Origin to Brand Selection of Brake Pads—Shop Type
Shop and Technician Profiles
Shop and Technician Profiles (continued)
Size of Shop in Terms of Employees and Technician Demographics
Types of Vehicles Serviced
Legal Disclaimer
Indices
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
Popular Topics
This research service aims to identify trends within the automotive aftermarket for batteries, tires, motor oils, and brake pads. It also measures factors driving product selection, identifies brand use and preference trends by category, and evaluates purchase channel opportunities for each product. The 4 replacement parts markets are concentrated within 1 to 3 brands; some have clear leaders (batteries), while the other markets do not. Automotive technicians give more importance to product-related attributes, lesser importance to supplier relationships, and the least importance to intangible aspects such as past experiences. For all markets, local distributors account for more purchases among installersexcept for brake pads, which are evenly split across 3 channels.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Author | Stephen Spivey |
| Industries | Automotive |
| WIP Number | NE0F-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |