Recent Discussions Relevant to Scanning and Calibrations
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The Ohio Auto Body Association’s (OABA) commitment to keep you abreast of significant industry developments, we wish to highlight recent discussions that are particularly relevant to our work and operational dynamics in regards to scanning and calibrations, specifically two main issues that have arisen in the last month—an agreement between asTech and Geico on set pricing for scans and calibrations and CCC’s integration of calibration line items.
Below are links to articles written by Repairer Driven News that cover both topics. Please read on for more information.
- Astech/Geico Calibration Pricing Agreement: During the recent Collision Industry Conference (CIC), significant attention was given to the pricing agreement between Astech and Geico for scans and calibrations. Please read article here:
- Industry Reaction and Follow-Up Articles: Following the initial announcement, further articles provided deeper insights into the industry’s reaction and the broader implications of these agreements.
- Industry Connection and Background: Read more about how these pricing agreements highlight deeper connections to the insurance industry in this follow-up article:
- Updated Reactions: Subsequent feedback and updates on the pricing agreement can be explored here:
- CCC’s integrate 23 calibration line items into estimating software. Worries of insurance companies establishing pricing on these items and wont be flexible with all the other required operations required to calibrate a vehicle.
As we navigate these changes, it is crucial for us to stay informed and adapt our practices to ensure we continue to operate efficiently and profitably. We encourage all members to read these articles thoroughly to understand the potential impacts on your businesses and prepare for discussions with insurance providers about these new policies. Thank you for your attention to these important matters. We look forward to your feedback and continue cooperation in addressing these industry challenges.
Please note: The Ohio Auto Body Association (OABA) does not endorse or recommend any specific changes to pricing, insurance relationships, or vendor selections based on the information provided. All members are encouraged to make their own business decisions independently. The OABA aims to provide information and updates relevant to our industry but ultimately, the application of this information in business operations should be tailored to each member’s individual circumstances and preferences.
Contact Matt Dougher for more information at
matdougher@roadrunner.com
