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The Automotive Service Association of Arizona PO Box 81517, Phoenix AZ 85069 602-544-2600 Fax: 602-288-9451 [email protected] www.asaaz.org
A Message from the Chairman
Dave Wittmayer, AAM Hansen Enterprises Fleet Repair Camp Verde, Arizona 928-567-9140 [email protected]
Summer is just around the corner. Depending on where you live, it may be the start of your busy season or the slow season, regardless, it will bring change. One thing that is con-stant, in life, is change. While none of us particularly care for change, it is inevitable. The thing that is interesting, to me, is that as much change as we go through in our life, we should be used to it. ASA National has gone through some changes. A couple years ago. it looked like they would not survive, they were loosing money at a tremendous rate. After some major changes, they are turning themselves around and have stopped loosing money. They are looking for new benefits to our members. The relationship between National and the Affili-ates is one of cooperation and working together, to better serve our members. On a more local level, ASAAZ is going through some changes, some have been easy and some are tougher. The Board of Directors has been working to insure the long term viability of our association. One of the changes, was to move the Sunrise Training Expo to Phoenix. We also made some changes to the class type structure. Most of what we did worked well, a few things flopped. We did not fail, however we did learn a couple ways, not to do things. For the most part, the comments about Sunrise were positive. In realizing that making changes can up set the apple cart, for some people, the board committed to holding Sunrise, in Phoenix, for two years. The results will be reevaluated after next year to see how the event went. At that point we may move it again or leave it in Phoenix, time will tell. Plans are already being started for next years event. The evaluations and comments have been read and are being treated accordingly. There is a meeting planed, with the venders, to see how we can work together to improve Sunrise.
May 2014
When talking to people about the benefits of belonging to ASA, there seems to be a reoccurring theme, that comes up fairly often. They sure do miss the rebate from the workers comp program. After some probing, they will say what they liked, it was getting the rebate check. This was something tangible, something they could hold in their hand. It was an easy to see benefit. But, times change and things change. ASA still offers benefits, we just have to see them differently. What are you looking for , cost savings, networking, training or ??? If you have an idea for a different benefit, let the board know. We cannot provide it, if we do not know what the mem-bers are looking for. I recently attended the JTED automotive awards banquet in Tucson. It was an enjoyable and uplifting experience. This event recognizes the best student from the different High Schools auto and collision shop programs. It was good to see and hear from future technicians and shop owners. Bob Schlanger and his crew did a great job!! If you ever get a chance to attend this event, do so. Attending it, was almost a benefit of belonging to ASA. My term as state chairman is almost over. It is with bitter sweat that this last article is composed. The job has had its highs and its lows, its good and its bad, its successes and its disappoint-ments. I wish my successor, all the best, as they take the associa-tion through the next set of changes. In success, David Wittmayer
www.naceexpo.com
ASA—Arizona State Board
Officers
Dave Wittmayer, Chairman Hansen Enterprises Fleet Repair, Camp Verde
928-567-9140 [email protected]
Joe Cross, Secretary Tucson Cylinder Head Service, Tucson 520-624-7711 [email protected]
Board Members
Jeff McCloud Yuma Chapter President
928-305-0767 [email protected]
Mike Pfeiffer Prescott Chapter President
928-778-2231 [email protected]
Louis Collins Mohave County President
928-757-1313 [email protected]
Julee Baxley Tucson Chapter President
520-631-7306 [email protected]
Frank Leutz Phoenix Chapter President
480-726-6400 [email protected]
Denny Mandeville Verde Valley Chapter President
928-282-4424 [email protected]
Immediate Past Chairman
Dave Lanspeary 623-972-2181 [email protected]
Staff:
Luz Rubio Executive Director
602-544-2600 [email protected]
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ASA advances professionalism and excellence in the automotive repair industry through education, representa-tion and member services. ASA’s na-
tional office is in Bedford, Texas. For additional information about ASA, including past news releases, go to www.asashop.org, or visit ASA’s legislative Web site at www.TakingTheHill.com.
ASA Newsletter—The Roadrunner Is owned and published by the Automotive Service Associa-tion of Arizona, representing businesses in the automotive industry. This newsletter is published at least 4 times a year and is for information purposes only. The contents of the newsletter including editorials do not necessarily represent the views of the association.
Alex’s Tire Pros Alex Badillo 30 E. Calle Sonora Nogales, AZ 85621 520-377-9143 Alextires.com All Makes & Models Auto Repair Josue Solano 1305 E. Benson Hwy Tucson, AZ 85714 520-807-7571 Allmakesautorepair.com
Scheduled Meetings
June 6—Tucson Chapter Roundtable—6:00 PM Corral Restaurant 2201 E. River Road RSVP to [email protected] June 11—Tucson Monthly Dinner Meeting 6—8 PM Hotel Tucson: 475 N. Granada, Tucson RSVP to Julee [email protected] Speaker: Jenny Mandeville Update on OSHA Regulations June 12—ASA Az State Board of Directors Conference Call. Email Luz at [email protected] for more info. June 17—Verde Valley Chapter Meeting Location: Hansen Enterprises (HEFR) Speaker: TBA RSVP to Denny or Marsha at 928-282-4424
Visit our website for an updated list of meetings. http://asaaz.memberzone.com/events/calendar
Welcome New Members
NIHOTO Drinda Green 560 E. Fort Lowell Tucson, AZ 85705 520-622-3315 Nihoto.com We Fix It Auto Repair Andreas Stylianou 2700 N. Scottsdale Rd Tempe, AZ 85281 480-990-7726 Wefixitautorepair.com
Welcome Associate Members
Alerus Bank & Trust Jay Klepinger Www.alerus.com 480-905-2416 ETE Reman Jennifer Porter Www.etereman.com 800-934-9477
Kahuna Payment Solutions, LLC / Flex Plus Tim Keith Www.flexplus.com 800-260-7506 US Distributing, Inc. Nick Navarro Www.usdparts.com 602-258-2191
Field Trip to Yuma Proving Grounds Friday April 4th was an interesting day for 13 fellow ASA members. We were able to tour the very secretive GM Desert Proving Grounds in Yuma. Two members of the Phoenix board formerly worked at the now closed GM facility in Mesa, Cary Lockwood and Lee Miller. Through their con-tacts at GM a behind the scenes look was arranged with Frank West, manager of the Yuma Proving Grounds. Upon arrival the group was shown an overview presentation showing similarities to the now closed Mesa facility and the new location in Yuma. Although Yuma is much smaller in building square footage the high speed oval track and other Ride Develop-ment road systems are quite impressive and similar to those that were at Mesa. The next portion of the tour was of the 22 hoist garage, transmission build room, fabrication/machine shop and the shipping and receiving ware-house. Shipping is a very busy group as vehicles from all over the world pass through there for hot weather testing. At this point we were separated into two groups and piled into vans for a tour of the circle track and various road systems. We wit-nessed a demonstration of an electric powered Chevrolet Spark passing thru the water/grit trough, park pawl test on a hill and two
Corvettes running high speed on the circle track. When we arrived at the multi acre asphalt skid pad the two Corvette showed up for some very aggressive driving ma-neuvers. Rob Slagle of S/S Tire would like to have the contract to supply the tires for the Vettes as they had lots of smoke coming off
of them! Our final stop was at the Fuel station. It can dispense multiple types of fuel and blending is also available at the pumps. When fuel is recovered from test vehicles it is used to power the on prop-erty transportation vehicles. We were unable to take cameras and phones into the facility because of security reason so I could not take any pictures while there. I have included a few that I have found on the internet that were approved by GM and one of our pit stop near Gila Bend.
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SCRS Examines Repairer Ability to Control Data Flow Article details ways repairers may be able to manage how “data pumps” access file information Prosser, Washington, April 24, 2014 — Many repairers are un-aware of the breadth of data being extracted from their servers, where it is being extracted from, what settings they could employ to better control the flow of information, or even how that informa-tion may be used beyond its intended purpose. For years, the Soci-ety of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) has alerted its members about the potential risk and liability associated with inadequate control over estimate data and business information. As one recent example, SCRS was notified of growing concerns relative to the collection of data through participation in the Part-sTrader parts procurement program. As the program rolled out across the nation, more questions began to arise when end-users noticed key identifying information from non-State Farm estimate files populating their PartsTrader dashboard. The repairer concern surrounds the amount of non-voluntary information being provided through the data collection process which could offer valuable in-formation surrounding market volume and shop volume, raising further concerns over the potential of violating agreements with non-involved carriers by sharing information with an unrelated third-party.
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ASA of AZ Member Benefit
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Contact Joe Durant 480-209-8728 to learn about the features that
ASA members get through G&K.
Tucson Chapter Recognizes Outstanding Automotive Students On May 7, 2014 the Students, parents, instructors, and ASA members all gathered to celebrate the achievement of the Class of 2014 Automotive Students. Sixteen high school seniors were recognized for their outstanding achievements in their automo-tive class. ASA Members sponsored the students and enjoyed the com-pany of their parents and instructors during dinner. Four—$1,000 scholarships were awarded to students looking to con-tinue a career in the automotive industry. Bob Schlanger, ASA member and JTED Board Member has coordinated the event and was the Master of Ceremonies.
Shane Pablo from JTED Auto at Baboquivari presented by Merle's Auto Supply
Devon Connell from Mountain View HS presented by R ick Furrier C/O Western Tire and J.J. Maxwell NAPA Auto Parts
Eddie McMeans from Canyon Del Oro HS presented by David Wittmayer on behalf of the Automotive Service Association of Arizona
Alex Bauerelen from Flowing Wells HS presented by Ryan Crawford Federated Insurance
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SCRS researched the issue with PartsTrader and each of the esti-mating system providers to identify the means and extent in which the data is being accessed and collected; and inquiring if repair facility end-users have options to restrict non-required data from being collected, accessed or shared. As a result of that research, SCRS issued an article outlining the resulting responses from each of the technology organizations. The article concludes that: • Technology has increased the ability to communicate information amongst businesses; however, the increase of applications that in-discriminately extract data in the background for unknown or unin-tended purposes is a concern for repairers who have obligations to protect data generated by their business. • There are advancements being made, or already in place, from some estimating system providers which allow collision repair fa-cilities to maintain better control over the data files being exported from the estimating systems to other data collection sources. • The solutions and options for each estimating system vary, so it is important to compare capabilities of the software programs relative to features that allow greater control over unwanted data transfer, and to make any necessary profile changes in line with individual business practices. For more information, visit www.scrs.com.
SCRS Article—Data Flow Continued from Page 3
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Automotive Part / Supplies AutoZone Brian Abraham, 602-758-5381 ETE Reman Jennifer Porter 800-934-9477 (statewide) Jasper Engines & Transmissions Mike McDonald 800-827-7455 xt 1529 (statewide) LKQ All Models Ron Smallwood 602-818-1774 Merle's Automotive Supply Steve Sattinger, 520-622-3526 (Tucson) NAPA Auto Parts - Mike Kessler 480-907-9839 (District Center) NAPA Auto Parts - Kingman Tammy Green, 928-753-2188 NAPA Auto Parts- Yuma Matt Flournoy 928-782-4721 Off Road Buggy Supply Rich Binder, 928-783-6265 (Yuma) Parts Authority Jeff Beiser 480-994-9397 (Maricopa County) Rieth Auto Bob Curtis, 480-962-4211 (Mesa) Southwestern BG Doug Garrison 520-742-6936 (Tucson) US Distributing Nick Navarro 602-258-2191
Banking Alerus Bank & Trust Jay Klepinger 480-905-2416 Car Rental Hertz Paul Bolda 602-267-4971 (statewide) Collision Industry Vendors A-1 Automotive Refinish Troy Schooley 888-489-6338 Leading Edge of Arizona John Rang 480-966-8819 LKQ All Models Ron Smallwood 602-818-1774 Riteway Auto Parts John Fischl 602-268-1481 Sherwin Williams Dan Meyer 480-227-9992 Diagnostic Software ALLDATA 800-795-1525 [email protected] (statewide) Digital Marketing Mood: Phoenix Kevin Holladay 480-438-4762
Equipment, Hoists, Lifts, etc. ACM Equipment, Andy Menard 520-991-5706 Leading Edge Automotive John Rang, 480-894-9661 (Tempe)
Environmental Consultants Van’s Environmental Service Brian Vance, 623-674-8267
Glass—Mobile Novus Glass Adam Chase 928-821-6651 (Verde Valley)
Insurance (health) The Argus Group 800-777-5300 (statewide) Dave Perolis xt. 106 Jim Groff xt. 105 Whitley Benefits Ken Whitley 602-432-9288
Insurance (Property/Casualty) Arrowhead Automotive Insurance Bryan Pozzo 650-787-3178 Commercial Insurance Specialists, LLC. Greg Golucci 480-612-1671 (statewide) Federated Insurance Kitty Boso 602-944-5566 (statewide)
Merchant Services—Credit Cards OwnersAlly - Eric Miller 520-979-1696
Merchant Financing Flex Pay Plus Doug Harding 760-330-1199 (Statewide)
Training Automotive Mktg. Group / Auto Profit Masters John Bamford 866-520-3030 NAPA Auto Parts - Mike Kessler 480-907-9839
Worker’s Comp. Insurance Commercial Insurance Specialists, LLC. Greg Golucci 480-612-1671
Uniforms G&K Services– Joe Durrant 480-209-8728
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Online Attendee Registration Opens for NACE | CARS and Agenda is Announced Attendees encouraged to register early, reserve hotel rooms Both online attendee registration and housing reservations are now open for NACE | CARS 2014, part of Industry Week, the industry’s premier networking event at: http://www.naceexpo.com/Content/Register/3/ for the week of July 27 and all events taking place during Industry Week in Detroit. These include many board and association meetings Monday, July 28; the CIC summer meeting on Tuesday, July 29; the I-CAR Conference and Gala 35th Anniversary Networking Event on Wednesday, July 30; and features the NACE | CARS 2014 Conference + Expo, Wednesday – Saturday, July 30 – August 2 (Expo will be held Thursday and Friday at the COBO Conven-tion Center). Expo Passes to access the show floor only can be purchased for $35/each; individual, 90-minute conference sessions are available for $75/session or individual 3 or 4 hour conference sessions are available for $150/session; a Day Pass is $250, and Saturday Mechanical Sessions are $150; a full-access Super Pass is $315 for members and $365 for non-members. All prices noted reflect Early Bird pricing, which is in effect through June 14th. Add-On Education from I-CAR, as well as the CRES/MSO Collision Repair Executive Symposium and TTF Technology & Telematics Forum events are available at an additional charge. New this year, all registration options include the NACE | CARS Show Floor Receptions on Thursday and Friday eve-ning, the Opening General Session Thursday morning and The Assembly - Industry Forum on Wednesday afternoon. Addi-tional details on these events will be released in the near future. “As the automotive collision and mechanical industry’s premier networking and training event, we are so pleased to
include the Show Floor Receptions, Opening General Session and The Assembly - Industry Forum in every registration this year, as it reflects our desire to create an event that fosters networking and community interaction among our attendees,” stated Dan Risley, ASA President. Special discount pricing is available for Automotive Service Association (ASA) members, and discounts are also provided for other Industry Organization members. All NACE | CARS exhibi-tors will be offering substantially discounted Expo Passes and 10 percent off any conference purchase (excluding Add-On Educa-tion). Attendees are encouraged to contact an exhibitor to redeem this discount. For a list of current exhibitors, please visit: http://fp37.a2zinc.net/clients/StonefortGroup/NC14/public/eventmap.aspx NACE | CARS 2014 welcomes students and educators focused in the automobile repair industry; special discounts are available to both. The Conference Program and full Schedule-At-A-Glance is available on the NACE | CARS website: http://www.naceexpo.com/page.cfm/Action=Seminar/libID=1/listID=1/t=m/goSection=5 Now in its 32nd year, NACE | CARS 2014 features numerous opportunities for technical training, business and management edu-cation, demonstrations, networking, and technology showcases for stakeholders, owners, managers and technicians in the collision and service repair industries. Additionally, all NACE | CARS participants are encouraged to book their hotel reservations at their earliest convenience, as the rooms are filling fast. Attendees and exhibitors can review the ho-tels within the official housing block and reserve their rooms online through: https://www.tphousing.com/r2/index_new.aspX?EICode=2948&Attcode=72&WebSessionsResID=21980053 or by calling (800) 221-3531 Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. ET NACE | CARS 2014 is produced for the Automotive Service Association (ASA) by Stone Fort Group, an integrated media com-pany specializing in live events and digital media. For exhibit or show information, contact ASA’s trade show management team at: For additional event information, visit www.NACEexpo.com or www.CARSevent.com.
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Highlights of Sunrise 2014
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Platinum
AutoZone Brian Abraham (602) 758-5381
Federated Insurance Michael Cox
(817) 545-1500 [email protected]
Parts Authority
Jeff Beiser 480-994-9397 xt 3284
Gold
NAPA Mike Kessler
(480) 907-9839 [email protected]
Silver
ETE Reman
Jennifer Porter (414) 586-0777
Jasper Engines & Transmission Mike McDonald
(812) 482-1041 xt 1529 [email protected]
US Distributing Inc.
Nick Navarro (602) 258-2191 xt 2922
Bronze
ALLDATA Mike McCann (512) 771-6661
Derrick Hoelscher 602-809-4242 [email protected]
Factory Motor Parts
Tony Picarello (480) 423-7270
Hawkes Discount Radiator Terry Stewart
(602) 426-8183 [email protected]
KuKui
Todd Westerlund Trish
(877) 912-7448 [email protected]
LKQ All Models Ron Smallwood (602) 425-3302
O'Reilly Auto Parts Robert Meddleton
602-790-0754 [email protected]
Omnique Shop Management Software
Erik DeBoer Kris Hammon
(866) 435-2100 [email protected]
RO Writer Paul Stewart
(602) 324-8992 [email protected]
Thank You to our 2014 Sunrise Sponsors! Exhibitor
Crexendo
Chelsea Mihaylo Carol Bell
(602) 334-4601 [email protected]
Demandforce
Francisco Canales (415) 814-4768
EMC Owners Ally Eric Miller
(520) 979-1696 [email protected]
G&K Services
Joe Durant (480) 209-8728
[email protected] Hertz
Paul Bolda (602) 267-4971
Mitchell 1 Debi Garrett
888-391-5000 xt. 694 [email protected]
AMI Accepting Applications for Five Scholarships - Application Deadline is June 20th The Automotive Management Institute (AMI) is accepting applications for the following five scholarships to be awarded this year: the Emil Stanley Merit Award, the BodyShop Business Magazine Scholarship, the Richard Cossette/Gale Westerlund Memorial Scholarship, the Tom B. Babcox Memorial Scholarship and the Arrowhead Specialty Markets “High Octane” Scholar-ship.
Three scholarships help pay expenses for recipients to attend the 2014 International Autobody Congress & Exposition (NACE) in Detroit, July 30-Aug. 2. These scholarships are the Emil Stanley Merit Award, the BodyShop Business Magazine Scholar-ship and the Richard Cossette/Gale Westerlund Memorial Schol-arship.
The $1,000 Emil Stanley Merit Award is awarded annually to an individual who works in an Automotive Service Association (ASA) Collision Division member-business in good standing and who displays a desire to improve their business skills through management education. The 2014 award marks the 24th year in which AMI and ASA have honored Emil Stanley with this com-memorative management-oriented scholarship.
The $1,000 BodyShop Business Magazine Scholarship is also presented annually. AMI’s resource development effort, EX-CEL, in conjunction with Babcox Media, established the scholar-ship that is awarded to an ASA Collision Division member-business in good standing and who displays a desire to improve their business skills through management education.
The $1,000 Richard Cossette/Gale Westerlund Memorial Scholarship is awarded to an ASA Collision Division member-business in good standing and who displays a desire to improve their business skills through management education. The scholar-ship offered in conjunction with ASA was created to honor the contributions these two industry leaders made to AMI, ASA and the collision repair industry.
NACE, the world’s largest collision repair event is sponsored by ASA and represents the only B2B event of its kind specifically designed for collision repair industry professionals from around the globe. NACE features a comprehensive educational confer-ence offering AMI-approved management seminars, technical courses and industry sessions. The expo offers hundreds of di-verse exhibiting companies displaying the latest equipment, prod-ucts, services and technology available to today’s collision repair industry.
The remaining two annual scholarships help cover expenses for recipients to attend the Congress of Automotive Repair and Service (CARS) in Detroit, July 31-Aug. 2. These scholarships are the Tom B. Babcox Memorial Scholarship and the Arrowhead Specialty Markets “High Octane” Scholarship.
The $1,000 Tom B. Babcox Memorial Scholarship was established by EXCEL, in conjunction with Babcox Media. It is awarded to an ASA Mechanical Division member-business in good standing and who displays a desire to improve their business skills through management education.
The $1,000 Arrowhead Specialty Markets “High Octane” Scholarship was established by EXCEL, in conjunction with Ar-rowhead’s Specialty Markets. It is awarded to an ASA Mechanical Division member-business in good standing and who displays a desire to improve their business skills through management educa-tion.
CARS, also sponsored by ASA, features a high-quality educa-tion lineup led by industry leaders, along with an exhibitor show-case of automotive service and repair related equipment, products and services.
Along with NACE/CARS, a series of automotive repair in-dustry events and co-located meetings will take place July 28-Aug. 2, 2014. Early in the week there will be a series of Board and other private meetings. Tuesday will host the CIC quarterly meeting. Wednesday will highlight the I-CAR conference and gala 35th an-niversary networking reception. Thursday and Friday will be the NACE/CARS expo along with numerous NACE and CARS busi-ness and technical sessions, the Collision Repair Executive Sympo-sium (CRES), the Mechanical Symposium, the Automotive Man-agement Institute (AMI) graduation ceremony and on-site I-CAR training.
Additional details and requirements are available on the AMI website at www.AMIonline.org.
To request a scholarship application, call AMI at (800) 272-7467, ext. 101, or fill out a scholarship application online at www.AMIonline.org. Applications must be received by AMI on or before June 20, 2014. The scholarship recipient will be notified by AMI on or before June 30, 2014.
AMI was established in 1989 to answer the demand for con-tinuing education tailored specifically for the business needs of the automotive service industry. The Institute offers the Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) designation, the first business man-agement accreditation exclusively for the automotive service pro-fessional. To date, AMI programs have attracted more than 229,500 enrollments throughout North America. AMI is a not-for-profit educational foundation to which tax-deductible contributions can be made. For more information about the Institute, its curricu-lum, or EXCEL, please contact AMI at (800) 272-7467 ext. 129, or visit the AMI website at www.AMIonline.org.
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AJO 2050 N. Hwy 85 520-387-6962 APACHE JUNCTION 2204 W. Apache Trail 480-982-0363 AVONDALE 519 W. Western 623-932-1550 BENSON 181 S. Patagonia 520-586-2272 BUCKEYE 126 S. 4th Street 623-386-5616 CAMP VERDE 27 West General Crook Trl. 928-567-3356 CASA GRANDE 217 E. 2nd Street 520-836-2965 CHANDLER 71 E. Frye Rd 480-963-6402 CHINO VALLEY 1448 S. Hwy 89 928-636-6272 COOLIDGE 403 W. Central 520-723-9551 COTTONWOOD 420 S. Main 928-634-4213 DOUGLAS 500 Chiricahua Rd 520-364-7449 EL MIRAGE 12555 NW Grand Ave 623-583-0888
ELOY 451 S. Sunshine 520-466-9231 FLAGSTAFF 1865 E. Butler 928-774-2733 FLORENCE 440 S. Main 520-868-5839 GILA BEND 619 W. Pima 928-683-6324 GILBERT 1022 N. Gilbert Rd 480-892-9866 GLENDALE 6020 W. Myrtle 623-939-8383 GLOBE 1100 N. Broad St 928-425-5714 GREEN VALLEY 19193 S. Alpha Ave. 520-648-6272 KEARNY 393 Alden Rd 520-363-5557 KINGMAN 2545 E. Andy Devine 928-753-6759 LAKE HAVASU CITY 124 N. Lake Havasu 928-855-9171 MARANA 13750 N. Sandario 520-682-3031 MARICOPA 19563 John Wayne Pkwy 520-568-2341
MESA 3051 E. Main St 480-924-6992 MESA EAST 6827 E. Main St. 480-294-6999 MESA WEST 2330 W. Broadway 480-281-0140 NOGALES 570 W. Maricopa 520-761-1602 PAGE 621 Elm St 928-645-8876 PARKER 817 California Ave. 928-669-2262 PAYSON 110 W. Main 928-474-5221 PEORIA 10447 N 83rd Ave 623-979-3363 PHOENIX EAST 2150 E. Thomas Rd 602-267-0677 PHOENIX SOUTH
502 E. Buckeye Rd 602-254-6643 3707 E. Broadway #5 602-437-3028 PHOENIX NORTH 2711 E. Bell Rd 602-344-2000 PHOENIX WEST 2811 W. Thomas 602-272-5611 7622 W. Indian School 623-850-6272
PHOENIX NW 618 W Deer Valley 602-869-0912 PHOENIX CENTRAL 3331 W. Peoria Ave #101 602-978-2200 PRESCOTT 533 N. Madison 928-445-2240 PRESCOTT VALLEY 7563 E. Hwy 69 928-772-9455 QUEEN CREEK 18423 E. San Tan Blvd. #3 480-279-2645 SAFFORD 628 5th St. 928-428-3873 SALOME HWY 60 & Sort St 928-859-3405 SCOTTSDALE 1923 N Scottsdale Rd 480-949-8808 SCOTTSALE NORTH 8241 E. Evans 480-991-0161 SEDONA 2885 W. Hwy 89A 928-282-4193 SHOWLOW 330 W. Deuce of Clubs 928-537-4317 SIERRA VISTA 409 W. Fry Blvd 520-458-1713 SNOWFLAKE 821 S. Main 928-536-4251
SPRINGERVILLE 106 E. Main St 928-333-2688 ST. JOHNS 1175 W. Cleveland 928-337-4351 STANFIELD 36650 W. Hwy 84 520-424-3321 TEMPE 720 W. Elliot Rd 480-820-7900 1848 E. University 480-968-7282 TUCSON 880 E. 20th St 520-623-8821 WICKENBURG 457 W. Wickenburg 928-684-2861 WILLCOX 650 S. Arizona 520-384-2287 WINSLOW 1507 N. Park Plaza 928-289-2043 YUMA 360 10th St 928-782-4721 3080 S. Pacific Ave 928-341-4668 CALIFORNIA BLYTHE 184 N. Spring St 760-922-2141 NEEDLES 820 W. Broadway 760-326-2668
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