Vipar Heavy Duty announced a new custom fit bumper program with Highway Original, a company that researches and develops new products to fill recognized product offering voids in the commercial vehicle aftermarket.
Under the agreement, Vipar Heavy Duty's network of truck parts professionals will add the Highway Original custom fit bumper program to their portfolio of premium brands offered to the heavy-duty aftermarket.
"Highway Original offers a wide variety of bumper end styles and we are excited to offer this new program to our network of distributors," said Steve Badowski, director of program management, Vipar Heavy Duty. "With the size of our network, the availability of Highway Original products through participating Vipar Heavy Duty locations will ensure that fleet operators and repair outlets have access to quality product."
Based in Evansville, Ind., Highway Original is sold and distributed by Accuride Distributing. Currently, Highway Original offers custom fit bumpers covering many makes and models, including: Ford, GMC, Freightliner, International, Kenworth, Mack, Peterbilt, Western Star and White.
Vipar Heavy Duty Announces Product Program with Highway Original
Vipar Heavy Duty announced a new custom fit bumper program with Highway Original, a company that researches and develops new products to fill recognized product offering voids in the commercial vehicle aftermarket
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