CAPA testing beats generic aftermarket parts
CAPA operates as the nation's only independent nonprofit authority, a status separating it from for-profit testing entities in collision repair.
OEM and aftermarket components, tires, and automotive supply-chain analysis for procurement and fleet decision makers.
CAPA operates as the nation's only independent nonprofit authority, a status separating it from for-profit testing entities in collision repair.
CAPA subjects every submission to rigorous evaluation across seven specific quality attributes to verify fit and safety for repair shops.
CAPA's 1987 testing program validates fit, but fee-based seals don't guarantee superior durability over non-certified aftermarket options for most repairs.
CAPA operates as the nation's only independent nonprofit authority, ensuring rigorous safety and fitment for aftermarket components.
Over 197 million parts earned CAPA Certification because visual checks fail. Discover why this nonprofit standard is the only true measure of automotive safety.
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