ASE Blue Seal of Excellence – Why It’s Important


By Cary Car Care • December 9, 2013

ASE Blue Seal of Excellence – Why It’s Important

When your car needs service, how do you choose an auto repair shop?

What is the ASE Blue Seal of Excellence?

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (or ASE) is an independent, non-profit organization that tests and certifies auto repair & service professionals. ASE provides certification for many facets of automotive service. Certification in a given category requires passing an exam and two years relevant work experience. For example, an ASE Maser Technician shall have passed exams in each of eight categories (Engine repair, Automatic Transmission, Manual Transmission and drive trains, Suspension & Steering, Brakes, Electrical Systems, Heating & Air Conditioning, and Engine Performance.) and have two years experience servicing each of those systems. Shops participating in the ASE Blue Seal program must have a technician certified in each area of service offered and at least 75% of the shops employees must be ASE certified.

ASE Blue Seal of Excellence and Cary Car Care

Cary Car Care knows how important your vehicles are to you, and our technicians take that very seriously. We are one of only a handful of auto repair shops in the Triangle area that participate in the ASE Blue Seal of Excellence program. Cary Car Care encourages continuing education and annual certification is required for all of its employees. In addition to our ASE Master Technicians & ASE Service Consultants, Cary Car Care has technicians certified in Advanced Engine Performance, Light Diesel & Exhaust.

We are proud to be able to provide our customers with ASE technicians who excel in auto repair and professional, friendly service. Our qualifications have prepared us to be a top choice when you seek a professional and experienced technician to service your vehicle.


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