Network consistency
Standardize equipment and repair conversations across multiple workshops.
Dealerships & OEM Networks
Standardize repair capability across dealership and OEM-approved sites
Support consistent cosmetic repair, wheel repair, PDR training, curing, cleaning, and equipment planning across multiple locations.
Solution architecture
A clearer path from workshop need to equipment plan.
Multi-site operations need more than individual machines. They need standards, training, product consistency, support routes, and a clear way to roll out capability without confusing each site.
- Protect customer retention
- Standardize training and process
- Reduce outsource leakage
- Support rollout discussions
Dealerships & OEM Networks
Premium equipment with implementation support.
The right solution combines product choice, workflow fit, operator confidence, and after-sales guidance.
Who this is for
Dealer groups, OEM-approved repair networks, aftersales managers, fleet operators, and multi-site workshop teams that need consistent capability across locations.
Support consistent cosmetic repair, wheel repair, PDR training, curing, cleaning, and equipment planning across multiple locations.
Customer retention
Keep cosmetic repair, PDR, wheel work, and protection services inside the dealer journey.
Brand protection
Support premium vehicle presentation and aftersales standards.
Rollout control
Use a clear implementation path for training, equipment, and support.
Recommended systems
Products and support areas for Dealerships & OEM Networks.
These are the relevant product, brand, and support paths buyers should review before requesting a proposal.
HBC-SystemSMART Repair
SMART repair
HBC-System repair capability for small damage, interior repairs, plastics, leather, and wheels.
PDR trainingRecommended path
PDR training
Hands-on dent repair training for dealer and bodyshop teams.
DitecCeramic Ultra
Ditec protection
Paint, textile, leather, glass, rim, and consumer protection product paths.
Support modelRecommended path
Support model
Product selection, implementation guidance, and aftersales coordination.
Implementation plan
What needs to happen after the product shortlist.
Define network standard
Clarify which repair and protection services should exist in every site or selected flagship sites.
Select product stack
Match equipment to site size, technician level, volume, and customer promise.
Train and launch
Prepare operators, managers, and service advisors with a practical implementation plan.
Review adoption
Measure usage, retained repairs, upsell conversion, and support needs across locations.
Buyer questions
Questions to answer before a proposal call.
Buyer question 1
Which services should be standardized?
Wheel repair, cosmetic repair, PDR, protection, curing, and cleaning may not need the same rollout priority.
Buyer question 2
Who owns implementation?
Aftersales, bodyshop, technical, and service advisor teams all need clear roles.
Buyer question 3
How do we support multiple sites?
A premium network needs repeatable training, product documentation, and clear support channels.
Support and expertise
A support model built around confident ownership.
M&H Group helps buyers move from equipment interest to practical workshop implementation with clearer guidance before and after the sale.
Match the right system to workshop type, space, throughput, and commercial goal.
Clarify setup needs before purchase so implementation feels controlled.
Support operators, managers, and partners with practical product and repair knowledge.
Keep product ownership connected to the parts and consumables needed after installation.
Give buyers a clear route for product questions, setup issues, and next-step guidance.
Help regional partners represent premium equipment with confidence and consistency.
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