About Us Our Network News & PR Careers Contact Us The Automotive Aftermarket The automotive aftermarket provides motorists with a choice over how to repair, maintain and service their vehicles. The automotive aftermarket is broadly split into two segments; dealer networks and independent, non-dealer repairers. Dealer networks are formed by vehicle manufacturers and are identified as original equipment manufacturers (OEM) in the industry. In contrast, independent repairers operate as self-standing businesses that collectively form the independent aftermarket (IAM). As a vehicles ages and goes outside of its original warranty, it can be very expensive to use OEM garages for servicing and ongoing repairs. Motorists turn to the IAM as an alternative because it offers them competitive pricing, local repairers and high-quality products and services. The European Commission has consistently supported the IAM as a way of securing a competitive market in the maintenance and repair of vehicles. AAG in the Automotive Aftermarket AAG has invested in their infrastructure at a national, regional and local level because the IAM relies on fast, reliable logistics. This provides independent repairers rapid access to a huge range of quality car parts and ensures that their customers’ vehicles are maintained and repaired in the shortest possible time. As a leading European parts distributor to the IAM, AAG continues to leverage its vast network to supply high-quality automotive parts. AAG own or are the majority stakeholder for a number of buying groups, online retailers, motor factors, and independent distributors, who sell and distribute parts to businesses within the IAM network. They operate at all levels of the distribution chain, connecting parts suppliers to repairers at national and regional distribution centres and to distributor outlets which directly serve more than 30,000 garages, auto centres, and body shops throughout Europe. Our Buying Groups The automotive aftermarket is made up of various collectives known as buying groups, usually formed by independent motor factor businesses. Find Out More > Our European Distribution Network United Kingdom AAG’s national network of over 780 distributor outlets ensures the delivery of parts to its repairer customers within 45 minutes of an order being placed. Find Out More France With over 980 distributor outlets, the AAG network delivers parts to repairers within 1 to 2 hours throughout France. Find Out More Germany AAG has over 60 distributor outlets mainly concentrated in the West of Germany. This network continues to grow both organically and through acquisition. Find Out More Poland We help to run over 266 sales points across Poland. Find Out More Netherlands & Belgium Alliance Automotive Group Benelux is active in the distribution and sales of automotive aftermarket parts, accessories and marketing concepts. The company operates various banners and companies: the networks of Brezan, Staadegaard Automotive-Technische Centrale, Dabeko and serves many thousand garages in the Netherlands and Belgium. The company supplies more than 60 independent wholesalers in the Netherlands. Find Out More Our Range of Parts & Equipment AAG is committed to providing quality parts to its customers. It ensures that repairers and consumers have access to the right parts at the right price to repair, maintain and service any vehicle AAG is a proud partner of the world’s leading automotive parts brands. Change Settings Welcome. You can control how we use cookies and 3rd party services below Change Settings Accept Learn how we use cookies Further Links AAG UK Tax Strategy Gender Pay Gap Statement Modern Slavery Statement Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Headquarters 90 Chancery Lane London WC2A 1EU Contact Us comms@allianceautomotive.co.uk Our Locations Members of the Genuine Parts Company