Auto3iii has secured a nationwide partnership with Castrol Service and its UK distributor, The Race Group, will be introducing the electronic vehicle health-check (eVHC) specialist into more than 270 workshops. The move signals growing demand for data-led aftersales tools that help garages build steady revenue and keep customers coming back.
The Race Group’s Head of Automotive, Michelle Rice, said the decision rested on Auto3iii’s clear customer communication and adaptable workflow. Technicians follow tablet-based checklists, capturing notes, photos and videos that make repair needs easier to explain at the counter and on follow-up messages.
David Leighton, Director at Auto3iii, called the agreement “a chance to prove the platform inside a forward-thinking workshop community and help technicians prioritise work professionally.”
To find out more about Auto3iii, visit www.auto3iii.com or call 03301 332120.
Digital health-check tools are moving quickly from dealership groups into independent tyre and service centres. AI-derived maintenance schedules mirror connected-tyre monitoring and fit neatly alongside TPMS and tread-depth scanners, pointing to a future where data guides every aftersales decision.
Tagged with: Auto3iii, Castrol Service, eVHC, digital workshop, AI maintenance, UK aftermarket
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