Collision Information Website Access: Genesis

Why do I need a subscription to an OEM website if I have full subscription access to the I-CAR Repairability Technical Support (RTS) portal? This is a question received on a regular basis through Ask I-CAR. Let’s take a look at why and how to purchase an OEM subscription.

With your RTS subscription, you gain access to a research department in your company for the hard to find information and on the information that needs clarification. While we can't send out vehicle maker repair procedures, (due to copyright laws) we can let you know if the information exists before you spend hours and money only to find out that the information does not exist.

Genesis has several subscription options available. To purchase a subscription:

  1. Go to genesistechinfo.com
  2. Click Sign Up (bottom of the page, under the password box)
  3. Fill in your account information in the boxes and click Create (bottom of page)
  4. Click OK on the alert that pops up (top of page)
  5. Enter your user ID and password and click Sign In
  6. Select your desired subscription option and click Accept and Continue (bottom of page)
  7. Fill in your billing information and click Next
  8. Enter your credit card information and click Next
  9. Verify your information and click Pay

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