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Service And Parts

Trump's levies on Chinese-made repair parts aren't pinching service shops — yet

AW
By:
Alysha Webb
FO
By:
Fixed Ops Journal
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August 19, 2019 01:00 AM

Dealership service departments aren't feeling much pain — yet — from the higher tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on replacement auto parts imported from China.

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