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IMR, Inc.

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Westmont, IL 60559
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Founded in 1975, IMR conducts syndicated and proprietary market research studies that focus on the automotive industry including the automotive aftermarket, heavy duty and fleet segments. IMR’s research portfolio and service offerings provide a wide range of strategic and tactical solutions that provide insight into your most pressing questions. With a focus on industry trends, DIY/DIFM consumer parts and service purchasing behavior, repair shop purchasing behavior, channel trends and many other important metrics, IMR’s research provides insight into your market that can bring you closer to your customers, distribution channels and market opportunities.

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IMR Inc. has released its latest insights on the effects of supply chain disruption on independent shops.
IMR Inc., the industry’s leading full-service automotive market research firm has recently hired Barlo Hardin as senior research analyst.
More than 90 percent of independent shops report a decrease in revenue
The data suggests that 68.0 percent of shops plan to increase purchase of private label/store brand parts over the next year.
The tracking study produces weekly results on vehicle maintenance and repair, as well as other behaviors, attitudes, and sentiments.

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The research shows a 5.3 percent decrease in the past decade in consumers choosing dealership service centers.
IMR surveyed independent automotive repair shops to gain insight on the challenges they expected to face in 2023.
This year’s survey results showed that 40.8 percent of shops said that their first call supplier carried mostly private label parts with only a few national branded parts options...
IMR Inc. released its latest report after interviewing 1,000 repair shops across the U.S.

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IMR interviewed 1,000 independent repair shops to gather insight on their service exposure to BEV and HEV.
IMR surveyed 500 independent repair shops to see what challenges they expect to face in 2024.
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IMR surveyed 500 independent repair shops across the country to understand what they see as their biggest challenges for 2022 as well as any future challenges they see.

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Data forecasts that 45.8 percent of drivers intend to have delayed maintenance completed within the next two months.
Independent repair shops report staying up to date with diagnostic advancements as a top challenge in the new year.
The research shows that 87 percent of technicians actively use a cell phone for work in the bay.
IMR, an automotive research company, released its latest findings on independent repair shops and their competitors.
"...We are now measuring automotive repairs that consumers are consciously not performing,” said Bill Thompson, president and CEO of IMR Inc.