Perfect Stop kicked off the summer with the start of the 2024 Perfect Stop Powersports Promotion. Six grand prize winners will choose a powersports vehicle of their choice – worth up to $15,000. In addition to the vehicles, $25,000 in gift cards will be awarded to 150...
Dana Incorporated has expanded its line of SpicerReadyShaft driveshafts with the addition of over 3,000 new part numbers. With these new numbers, Dana now offers over 13,000 active SKUs for its ReadyShaft program. Featuring a smart part numbering system, the Spicer...
The topic of diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI, is one that we hear a lot about in the aftermarket and in the wider corporate world. Industries at large, not just the aftermarket, and organizations large and small are aware of the conversations surrounding it....
While there are certainly great training resources available in Canada, crossing the border to the U.S. to get training and education has been an expected reality for many aftermarket professionals. Professionals working in the repair sector have much to choose from...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Have unproductive inventory sitting on shelves? Not sure what front end products are selling well in a particular region? Maybe it’s time for a complete line review with Dayco’s new inventory assessment tool, AutoPartIQ. The company is rolling out...
What’s the secret to increasing more sales in the aftermarket? Stop just selling your products. For just about everyone who works in sales, it’s customary to work under a deadline to meet certain sales targets. This could be a quarterly or yearly target, or a...
Electronically controlled shock absorbers from KYB Corporation have been adopted by Volkswagen Group to equip models with the new DCC Pro (Dynamics Chassis Control Pro). The introduction into the market is scheduled during the first quarter of 2024. Models include...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Serpentine belts on today’s cars can have over 10 points of contact, creating very complicated drive systems and more opportunities for issues such as pulley misalignment or unwanted noise. Years ago, belts were made with a Neoprene rubber compound...
(SPONSORED CONTENT) Serpentine belts on today’s cars can have over 10 points of contact, creating very complicated drive systems and more opportunities for issues such as pulley misalignment or unwanted noise. Years ago, belts were made with a Neoprene rubber compound...