Josh Cable, Author at Counterman Magazine - Page 8 of 37
Detecting Leaks in Automotive A/C Systems

A telltale symptom of a leak is a decrease in cooling performance.

Detecting Leaks in AC Systems
MANN+HUMMEL’s NA Aftermarket Brands Support Right to Repair

The Right-to-Repair movement has gained momentum in recent years.

MANN+HUMMEL Right to Repair
Federated Upgrades Car Care Center Program

The program features updated signage, marketing support, image-enhancing tools, wearables and business-management assistance.

Federated Car Care Center
Valvoline Restore & Protect Ad Runs on Super Bowl Sunday

Valvoline featured its new full-synthetic motor oil in a 30-second commercial that aired during the pre-game coverage.

Restore and Protect
Automotive Parts Associates Welcomes Accel Auto Parts

Accel provides automotive parts and services in Vandalia, Ohio, and the surrounding area.

Accel Auto Parts
BBB Industries Announces Leadership Changes

BBB has appointed John Boyer as president of BBB’s undercar division and Maria Caballero as president of TERREPOWER.

BBB Industries
Honda Electrified Vehicles Top 1 Million in Sales

The automaker is gearing up to begin sales of its first all-electric SUV: the Honda Prologue.

Honda Electric Vehicles
Introduction to Keyless Ignition Systems

This technology allows drivers to start their vehicles without the traditional key turn.

Keyless Ignition
SMP Introduces 208 New Part Numbers in January

The release provides new coverage in 72 product categories and 115 part numbers for 2022, 2023 and 2024 model-year vehicles.

SMP January
Dayco Teams Up With eXtra Loyalty Program

Dayco products offered through the eXtra program include serpentine-belt kits, timing-belt water-pump kits, timing-chain kits and water pumps.

Dayco
Toyota to Assemble Battery-Electric SUV in Kentucky

The Georgetown, Kentucky, plant is Toyota’s largest manufacturing facility in the world.

Toyota BEV Kentucky
Auto Care Testifies Against Idaho Bill Targeting Non-OEM Parts

The bill would add language to an existing law that requires insurers to notify consumers in writing if they specify aftermarket parts for a collision repair.

Idaho SB 1233