ATTENTION: Automotive Locksmiths and Service Technicians
Do you sometimes feel "locked out" of security and replacement key information?
HERE IS THE SOLUTION: The Secure Data Release Model (SDRM)

The National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) of which ALOA is a member, is a cooperative effort among the automotive service industry, the equipment and tool industry, and automotive manufacturers to ensure that automotive service professionals have the information, training, and tools needed to properly diagnose and repair today's high tech vehicles.

Founded in 2000, NASTF has this new vital solution for consumers, locksmiths and technicians that need to obtain keys, key codes and other vehicle security service data. This is an Internet based solution available 24/7 nationwide...

• 17 automakers participate in SDRM, representing 95 percent of the vehicles in the U.S., and automaker participation is expanding rapidly.

  Chrysler: Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, Plymouth
  Ford: Ford, Lincoln, Mercury
  General Motors: Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Geo, GMC, Hummer, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Saab, and Saturn
  Honda: Acura, Honda
  Hyundai
  Kia
  Land Rover
  Mazda
  Mercedes Benz
  Mitsubishi
  Nissan: Infiniti, Nissan
  Porsche: coming in fall 2008
  Subaru
  Suzuki
  Toyota: Lexus, Scion, Toyota
  Volvo
  Volkswagen: Audi, Volkswagen – coming in fall 2008

• Supports all security information: key codes, security system PINs, immobilizer reset events, radio security codes, and any other types of security-related information
• Covers current, legacy, and future models.
• Easy to use and affordable for registered, pre-approved, security-screened automotive security professionals to gain access to security data whenever they need it.
• No more need for “work arounds” and “back door” methods to get information.
• Maximum customer satisfaction by providing the fastest, most efficient service using approved factory methods.
• Plus SDRM protects consumers’ privacy, the integrity of vehicle security systems, and keeps insurance rates low.
• Actually enhances overall vehicle security. An integral part of the process is the oversight by the National Insurance Crime Bureau, the national organization dedicated to working with law enforcement and insurance companies to thwart vehicle theft and fraud.
• A one-stop system for all participating manufacturers nationwide.
• Open to all automotive security professionals. The procedures for application are posted on the NASTF website www.nastf.org.
• Avoid delays, extra expense, and hassles.