Auto Electric Service
Auto parts distributor with five stores and two repair bays in southern Saskatchewan, serving automotive, fleet and industrial customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Auto Electric Service
Auto Electric Service Ltd. distributes automotive aftermarket parts, body shop supplies and industrial products from five parts store locations in Saskatchewan, including Regina, Yorkton, Estevan and Weyburn. It also runs repair bays at two Regina locations. Customers can order through MyPlace4Parts, an electronic catalog that integrates with popular shop management systems.
Customers are automotive, auto body, fleet, agricultural and industrial businesses, as well as retail buyers. The company is a member of the Auto Value buying group and of the AD Industrial & Safety division, and sells through its stores and wholesale channels.
The business began doing business in Regina in 1943. Mainline Fleet Service Ltd. was opened in Regina in 1975 to serve fleet and industrial markets. The company listed 13 open positions across Regina, Weyburn, Estevan and Yorkton, including sales, parts counter, delivery and automotive service technician roles.
Product: Automotive, truck, agricultural, marine and small engine parts, body shop supplies and industrial products, plus repair services at two Regina locations; ordering via MyPlace4Parts catalog.
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