BG Products is launching a new fuel service for gasoline direct injection engines, a simple maintenance solution for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), a dynamic engine cleaning service that takes sludged engines down to bare metal surfaces, and interactive training tools.
Epicor SalesProGo enables users to quickly and easily schedule and document all daily work activities; update field inventories, including batteries and other products on consignment; enter orders; accept payments; issue credits; communicate with store and/or warehouse team members; share promotional materials, and more.
According to Bartec CEO Scot Holloway, "At our SEMA booth, we will feature a complete, on vehicle demonstration of RITE-SENSOR usage. Our customers will be very interested in our process-driven approach and what we've created to make sensor programming easy and fast."
Each of the nine solutions will be available for hands-on demonstration in the Epicor booth (No. 2238) at the Sands Expo Center.
The new, browser-based mobile eStore will be available for hands-on demonstrations in the Epicor booth (No. 2238) during AAPEX in Las Vegas.
With RepairSolutions2, users get vehicle-specific inspection reports to find the problem and fix the problem efficiently with fixes, guided diagnostics and troubleshooting information, said the company.
The latest version includes an array of new or enhanced POS, inventory, purchasing and receiving, accounts payable and other features designed to help parts businesses save time, reduce labor costs, increase sales and deliver a highly differentiated customer experience, said the company.
The theme in the Mitchell 1 booth this year is helping auto repair shops maximize efficiency at every step in the repair process.
U.S.-based EV registrations doubled from 2017 to 2018 – with an estimated 1.1 million EVs expected to be sold nationwide by 2025, according to an April 2019 IHS Markit report.
Fifty-three Valvoline Instant Oil Change locations participated in the "A Chance for Kids & Families" program for the fifth consecutive year to raise $66,914 for the Jimmy Fund.
