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ConMet Expands Aftermarket Brake Drum Lineup With TruCast
A new heavy-duty truck brake drum option in the aftermarket gives customers more flexibility within the ConMet product family.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHA new heavy-duty truck brake drum option in the aftermarket gives customers more flexibility within the ConMet product family.
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Eaton has expanded its North American Authorized Rebuilder Program by adding Houston, Texas-based Chalk’s Truck Parts.
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APC Automotive Technologies has launched a replacement parts category program for light-, medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
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Having the right parts on hand for a repair is key to maximizing commercial vehicle uptime. Recognizing this need, truck and component manufacturers are stepping up and making changes to their online parts catalogs.
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Federal Mogul’s Abex Brand has introduced a series of brake rotors designed to work in conjunction with the company’s air disc brake pads on heavy-duty vehicles.
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Meritor has launched a North America Rebuilder Program for drive axle carriers, including the company’s 145, 14X and 160 products.The program is being introduced to the Canadian market with plans to extend it to the U.S. this year.
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Component manufacturer Stemco has promoted Chip Stuhr to the position of director of aftermarket sales, Americas.
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Component supplier Accuride has announced a strategic expansion of its North American distribution network to provide targeted customer coverage in key regional markets.
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Federal-Mogul Motorparts has launched a new heavy-duty website to make it easier for technicians to find parts, as well as to sign up for two new rewards programs.
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Because of the importance of parts and service to fleet efficiency, fleet owners and managers pay close attention to developments and trends in the truck parts and service aftermarket. Aftermarket Editor Denise Rondini recaps some of the key aftermarket issues from 2017.
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The independent aftermarket — and by extension fleets — are better off today because of Right to Repair efforts, says Aftermarket Contributing Editor Denise Rondini in her December column.
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