Pep Boys - Manny Moe & Jack — Cyborg Score 5/10

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Automotive Aftermarket Services & Retail

Strategic Profile

As a leading regional automotive services provider, Pep Boys competes in the fragmented automotive aftermarket sector. The company operates through company-owned service centers offering maintenance, repair, and tire services, complemented by mobile fleet maintenance services. Pep Boys leverages its long-established brand heritage and nationwide footprint to serve both retail and commercial customers.

Cyborg Score Rationale

While Pep Boys maintains a substantial operational footprint with 850+ locations and 8,000+ employees, the company's private status and integration into Icahn Enterprises limits publicly available performance data. The automotive aftermarket remains a challenging sector facing DIY competition and shifting consumer preferences.

Top Insights

  • Privately held by Icahn Enterprises since early 2016, no longer publicly traded
  • Operates approximately 850 locations across 35+ states with 8,000+ employees
  • Provides integrated services: name-brand tire sales, maintenance/repair, and mobile fleet services
  • Faces structural headwinds from DIY automotive trends and shifting repair patterns

Named Competitors

  • Firestone Complete Auto Care — Tire and automotive service network
  • Midas — Automotive repair and service franchise
  • Goodyear Auto Service Centers — Tire retail and automotive services

Recent Developments

  • (February 2016) Icahn Enterprises completed acquisition and delisted from NYSE

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