About NASTF
The National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) is a not-for-profit organization established to facilitate the identification and correction of gaps in the availability and accessibility of automotive service information, service training, diagnostic tools and equipment, and communications. NASTF helps to ensure an equal playing field for all automotive service professionals.
NASTF is a cooperative effort among the automotive service industry, the equipment and tool industry and automobile manufacturers (OEMs). There is no cost to participate in NASTF, which is open to professional auto service technicians, shop owners, service writers, OEM service employees or any other automotive industry professional.
NASTF’s continued success is due in large part to its five volunteer teams:
- Vehicle Security
- Service Technology
- Education
- Heavy Duty (suspended indefinitely)
- Communications
These teams are comprised of NASTF members from all sectors of the automotive industry, working together to solve industry-wide problems and effectively communicate solutions. To join any of our teams click accounts on the menu and under Interests choose the teams you would like to participate in. NASTF will send you notices of meetings and updates on the site about the teams you have chosen.
NASTF Bylaws
Mission and Vision
Mission: The National Automotive Service Task Force will facilitate the identification and correction of gaps in the availability and accessibility of automotive service information, training, diagnostic tools and equipment, and communications to automotive service professionals.
Vision: Driving a professional, well-resourced vehicle service industry by uniting competent and diverse teams to solve industry-wide problems and effectively communicate solutions.
Board of Directors
NASTF bylaws specify the make up and structure of the board of directors as well as the requirements to serve on the board. You will find a pdf version of the bylaws above and you will find the current board of directors listed here.
For a full description of the Service Information Request and the Information Request Review process, please refer to NASTF’s Automotive Service Information Standards document.
In compliance with the Internal Revenue Service’s regulations for not for profit organizations, copies of NASTF’s financial documentation are available upon request.