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ASE Mechanic Certification Practice Tests

Explore our complete collection of free ASE mechanic certification practice tests, built from the official ASE study guides. Whether you’re preparing for auto mechanic, collision repair, diesel mechanic, big rig, truck, light equipment certifications, or more, we’ve got you covered. These practice tests help you track progress and assess your knowledge—never as a replacement for studying, but as a supplement to it. Scroll to the references for links to official ASE resources.

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ASE Mechanic Certification Practice Tests

This guide includes practice tests for ASE Series A, B, C, E, F, G, and H.

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“There are more than 40 ASE certification tests, covering almost every imaginable aspect of the automotive repair and service industry.”

ASE A Series (Auto & Light Truck Certification)

ASE B Series (Collision Repair & Refinish)

ASE C Series (Auto Service Consultant)

ASE E Series (Truck Equipment)

ASE F Series (Compressed Natural Gas Vehicle)

ASE G Series (Maintenance & Light Repair)

ASE H Series (Transit Bus)

Disclaimer: These practice tests are based on the official ASE study guides. Use them for study support only. For official materials, visit the ASE Practice Test Program.

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ASE Certification Practice Test FAQs

How many ASE certification tests are there?

There are more than 40 ASE certification tests covering nearly every aspect of automotive service and repair, from light vehicles and collision repair to transit buses and diesel engines.

Are these ASE practice tests free?

Yes. All ASE practice tests listed here are free to use. They are designed to help you assess your knowledge and identify areas for further study. For the official paid ASE practice tests, visit the ASE Practice Test Program.

Do these tests replace the official ASE study guides?

No. These tests are supplemental tools. They are based on the official ASE study guides but should be used alongside the official materials for the most thorough preparation.

Stephen James Hall: Stephen has written hundreds of articles about skilled trade and technical careers over the last 10 years. He works as a Director at Career Now Brands, but he previously worked for many years in the skilled trades as a carpenter, in historical preservation, and then as a construction manager.
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