Bartec to Host TIA ATS Course in March

Jan. 16, 2025

Bartec USA LLC has announced it is hosting the Tire Industry Association (TIA) Automotive Tire Service (ATS) certification course in March 2025 at Bartec’s Detroit facility.  

“Together, Bartec and TIA remain committed to offering more training for Automotive Tires Service Technicians,” says Scot Holloway, CEO of Bartec. 

“Better trained technicians mean better safety, better service and more satisfied consumers.” 

The four-day training will certify attendees as advanced ATS instructors, allowing them to certify ATS instructors and technicians in the field.  

Certified ATD is designed for professional passengers and light truck tire technicians and covers 18 extensive tire training modules.  

Register using this link and receive a $100 discount, according to Bartec officials.   

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