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Advance Auto Parts selling Worldpac to Carlyle for $1.5B USD

Advance Auto Parts selling Worldpac to Carlyle for $1.5B USD

Advance Auto Parts, Inc. , a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider in North America that serves both professional installer and do-it-yourself customers, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Worldpac, Inc., an automotive parts...

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KYB launches new product line

In the early 2010’s, OE manufacturers began developing new technologies for shock absorber mounting to improve not only performance, but ease of maintenance and replacement. KYB’s new shock assemblies will help service professionals reduce installation times and...

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Grote Industries Launches New WorkShield Product Line

As part of its mission to make the road a safer place, Grote Industries announces its new line of warning lights, Grote WorkShield. Powered by HINVII®* technology, WorkShield lamps use minimally visible, low-wavelength light to illuminate high-visibility material,...

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Delphi adds more than 100 parts in third quarter

Delphi, a brand of PHINIA Inc., reveals 109 parts in its third quarter announcement, covering nearly 900,000 vehicles in operation (VIO) across the United States and Canada. “Delphi remains committed to delivering the parts that fit the needs of the market...

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Goodyear announces $575 million tire plant expansion

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company to announced the company's more than $575 million project to modernize and expand its plant in Napanee, Ontario. This investment will help Goodyear create an energy-efficient, end-to-end manufacturing process and increase its...

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ZF Aftermarket releases electric drive repair kits

ZF Aftermarket, a full systems aftermarket provider, has released 25 Electric Axle Drive Repair Kits for cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada (USC). The kits enable independent workshops to perform repairs without removing electric axle drives, making it faster and...

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