Counter Professionals Can Earn Exciting Incentive For Walker Emissions Control Component Sales This Summer

Counter Professionals Can Earn Exciting Incentive For Walker Emissions Control Component Sales This Summer

Valid from June 1 through Aug. 31, 2015, the Walker “Exhaust Event” promotion will offer counter professionals a $5 Visa Prepaid card for each qualifying sale of Walker Quiet-Flow SS or universal fit mufflers and Walker Ultra, CalCat and Standard direct-fit converters.

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MONROE, Mich. — Tenneco’s Walker brand has announced a $5 Visa Prepaid Card incentive for counter professionals who sell qualifying Walker mufflers, assemblies and direct-fit catalytic converters through the Walker “Exhaust Event” promotion.

“It’s a great time to inspect emissions control components, as much of the country just endured another tough winter, and emissions control components on your customers’ vehicles may need replacing,” said Sheryl Bomia, North America programs manager, Tenneco.

Valid from June 1 through Aug. 31, 2015, the Walker “Exhaust Event” promotion will offer counter professionals a $5 Visa Prepaid card for each qualifying sale of Walker Quiet-Flow SS or universal fit mufflers and Walker Ultra, CalCat and Standard direct-fit converters.

Walker Quiet-Flow SS mufflers and assemblies are constructed from 100% stainless steel that resists rust-out three times longer than competitors’ premium aluminized mufflers.

Walker direct-fit converters are available for many popular late-model domestic and foreign-nameplate vehicles. Each Walker direct-fit converter features a stainless steel body; OE-type hangers, flanges and brackets; heat-shielded pipe; and structural bracing for enhanced strength and durability. Walker CalCat converters are engineered to meet California Air Resources Board requirements and are available for sale in all 50 states and Canada.

Walker Quiet-Flow SS mufflers are offered with a Safe & Sound Guarantee 90-day money-back offer and a limited lifetime warranty. To learn more about these offers, visit www.WalkerExhaust.com.

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