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AAAA calls for broader right to repair action

The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) has welcomed the reappointment of Dr Andrew Leigh as Minister for Productivity, Competition, Charities and Treasury, calling it a strong signal that the Albanese Government will continue its leadership on Right to Repair reform.

JAX Tyres & Auto opens new store in Butler, WA

JAX Tyres & Auto has opened a new store in Butler, Western Australia, the third in the state.  This latest store will further strengthen JAX Tyres & Auto’s presence in Western Australia and reinforces the brand’s broader commitment to delivering high-quality automotive services to customers nationwide.  As the company continues to grow, each new location plays a vital role in making expert vehicle care more accessible to local communities across the country.  “This new location reflects our strong belief in the WA market and our confidence in delivering quality service to local customers,” JAX Tyres & Auto managing director anc chief executive Steve Grossrieder says.  “Our expansion into Butler not only builds on our success in the region but also demonstrates our ongoing mission to provide reliable service across the country.” The new store will offer a full range of services including tyres, wheels, brakes, suspension, batteries and vehicle servicing, delivered by a highly trained team committed to safety, performance, and customer service.

ANCAP assesses Australia’s best-selling light trucks

ANCAP has examined some of Australia’s top-selling light trucks as part of a new initiative to boost safety standards and assist business operators and private consumers make informed purchasing decisions.While light trucks are increasing in popularity, safety experts believe advancements in safety features and technologies in the light truck segment haven’t kept pace with other vehicle classes.

Used vehicle market remains resilient amid seasonal slowdown

The Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA), in partnership with AutoGrab, have released the April 2025 Automotive Insights Report, highlighting a seasonal softening in the used car market driven by April’s run of public holidays – and a marked rise in dealer market share compared to the same time last year.