SK Professional Tools Announces Tech-Friendly Financing Option Through E-Commerce Site
The new payment gateway on SK’s e-commerce site provides techs with a responsible option to budget for what they need and avoid overspending through manageable payments.
The Importance Of Using Diagnostic Scan Tools
These scan tools function like a tablet computer, allowing access to repair-specific videos, OE service information and real-world repair databases. Having the information in the shop can save technicians time, and for them, time is money.
OTC Releases New Fuel Injection Tools For Heavy-Duty Detroit Diesel Engines
The expansion of OTC’s heavy-duty product lineup allows technicians to better perform preventive maintenance, inspections and service on Detroit Diesel Series 60, two-cycle Series 53, 71, DDEC IV engines and more, said the company.
Bosch Announces Major Updates In 4.0 Software Release For ADS Diagnostic Scan Tools
ADS 4.0 introduces many new and improved features, including faster scanning capabilities with Quick-Scan, enhanced European vehicle coverage, access to FCA Secure Gateway (SGW) vehicles and continued free access to Repair-Source.
OTC Releases New Crankshaft And Cam Tools For Detroit Diesel Engines
The new crankshaft and cam tools are now available throughout North America.
Snap-on Releases New Tools For More Comfortable, Efficient, Effective Work
Work in the shop or anywhere can be more efficient and effective with the added comfort and strength of these new tools and products from Snap-on.
ATEQ TPMS Tools Promotes Sheila Stevens to Aftermarket Account Executive
Stevens’ responsibilities include maintaining and growing current distribution partnerships through strategic sales in the TPMS aftermarket throughout the United States and Canada.
Automotive Scan Tools Are Like Modern-Day Wrenches
The type of scan tool that’s used for diagnostics can mean the difference between fixing the problem and just probing around the issue and not getting anywhere.
Cornwell Quality Tools Celebrates 100th Anniversary
It all started in 1919, when Eugene Cornwell, a skilled blacksmith, opened shop in an old tannery building in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, where he began hammering out tools on his anvil.
WATCH: Leveraging Your Relationship with Shop Owners to Sell Tools and Equipment
As you talk to your commercial customers about their tool and equipment needs, you might want to focus on common, everyday shop goods.
