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IAS Partners With Dent Zone

AUSTIN, Texas--Innovative Aftermarket Systems and Dent Zone International have joined forces to provide dealership nationwide with The Auto Body Guard Program, a service agreement to remove door dings from vehicles.

by Staff
April 23, 2004
1 min to read


AUSTIN, Texas--Innovative Aftermarket Systems and Dent Zone International have joined forces to provide dealership nationwide with The Auto Body Guard Program, a service agreement to remove door dings from vehicles.


The Auto Body Guard provides paintless dent repair (PDR) to fix door dings and small dents, eliminating the need for full-fledged body shop repairs. PDR uses specialized hand tools to manipulate and flex metal back to its original form.

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With the Auto Body Guard program, dealers can participate in the discounted used-vehicle reconditioning program and certification on new vehicles. The dealer gets a 90-day service agreement and later transfers it to the customer. After the transfer, F&I can upgrade the customer to a multiyear service contract and bring in more profits.


"This partnership comes at a time when F&I departments are losing profits due to cancelable product sales, such as GAP insurance," said Jeff Jagoe, IAS' senior vice president of sales. "We are seeing 50 percent sales penetration on a non-cancelable F&I product that increases customer satisfaction because paintless dent removal offers consumers a product they can relate to since no one likes door dings. PDR is a strong F&I product that requires no investment and no installation from our dealership customers."


Dent Zone's marketing materials and service agreement forms are available immediately for IAS general agents and dealership customers.

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