ASE-Certification and Vehicle Specific Training: What it Means for You

August 1, 2019

It can be a challenge to find an auto repair facility that can service your Audi, Volkswagen, and Porsche. Fortunately, it can be helpful to keep an eye out for a few things when looking for a facility: ASE-Certification and vehicle-specific training. 


ASE stands for Automotive Service Excellence. Since 1972, the organization has focused their sights on continuing to stay on the cutting-edge of automotive technology. In order to become part of this organization, technicians need to obtain a certain amount of hours of work experience, along with passing a series of rigorous exams. When you consider an automotive facility, make sure the technicians are ASE-Certified. Our technicians possess an in-depth knowledge and understanding of vehicles. 


Along with being ASE-Certified, our technicians are intimately familiar with Audi, Volkswagen, and Porsche vehicles, which means our service is precise and pinpointed to your make and model. They utilize OEM parts to ensure your Audi, Volkswagen, or Porsche vehicle is repaired with only the finest and highest-quality parts. Our diagnostic abilities stand unparalleled. 


Contact Dubwerx today
for an inspection. If you own an Audi, Volkswagen, and Porsche, you know your vehicle will be in capable hands. We fit the bill, as our technicians boast ASE-Certification and vehicle specific training. With our 10-bay facility and on site parts, you can expect our service to be quick and accurate.

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