SMP announces the addition of 434 new part numbers to its Standard®, Standard® Import and Blue Streak® lines. The release spans 129 product categories and expands coverage for import and domestic applications through the 2022 model year by more than 500 million VIO.
Read MoreSMP strives to be a good corporate citizen to our employees and the communities within which we operate. We focus on values of ethics, integrity, common decency, and most importantly respect and support for others. Through the SMP Cares™ initiative our priority is to support the livelihood of the communities where we operate. In addition, we supporting the next generation of technicians and automotive professionals as a way to sustain and give back to the industry.
Read MoreEric Sills, President and CEO of Standard Motor Products and incoming Board Chairman of AASA, spoke before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection & Commerce. Sills was one of only four to testify on supply chain resilience and American competitiveness.
Read MoreThe New Multi-Frequency TPMS Sensor combines 314.9, 315, and 433/434 MHz applications into one single SKU, eliminating a duplication of customer inventory.
Read MoreThe award was presented during The Group’s national membership conference and expo.
Read MoreThe 180 numbers increase product line coverage on more than 200 million vehicles-in-operation (VIO) throughout North America and are applicable to a wide range of domestic and import applications through model year 2021.
Read MoreThe 100 percent New, No-Core, never remanufactured Standard turbocharger line now includes 80 part numbers providing total coverage of more than 14 million VIO in North America.
Read MoreSMP names the winners of its fourth annual Standard® ‘Bigger, Better Diesel’ Automotive Scholarship Contest. All four winners will receive a $5,000 scholarship to apply toward their education in automotive technology or repair with a focus on diesel technology at a technical school or college.
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