The Snap-on JCW62G Standard Creeper features flat-oval tubing that hides its would-be sharp corners, plus the heavy-duty vinyl covered, fully padded, high-density 80-lb. foam, 1-3/4-in. thick back and 2-3/4-in. thick headrest make this creeper a comfort keeper.
The caster profile reduces rolling resistance and makes it easy to maneuver around tight corners. It comes in Snap-on red, black, green and orange.
For more information: snapon.com.
Standard and Four Seasons continue to expand their programs for hybrid and electric vehicles.
Standard Motor Products, Inc. (SMP) has released 276 new part numbers in its October new number announcement. This most recent release provides new coverage in 113 distinct product categories and 118 part numbers for 2022, 2023 and 2024 model-year vehicles.
Standard and Four Seasons continue to expand their industry-leading programs for hybrid and electric vehicles. Standard’s latest additions include Park Assist Sensors for the 2022-17 Toyota Prius Prime and Canister Purge Solenoids for the 2022-18 Lexus ES300h. Four Seasons released Hose Assemblies for hybrid vehicles such as the 2022-18 Honda Accord and electric vehicles including the 2021-17 Chevrolet Bolt. Brushless Blower Motors have been introduced for the 2022-16 Mercedes C-Class Hybrid, and Evaporators are now available for the 2022-2020 Ford Interceptor Utility and Lincoln Aviator Hybrid.
The second-generation Rite-Sensor was designed to be completely backwards compatible with the first-generation version
Coverage for popular Audi, BMW, Mini, Volkswagen, Volvo models.
The private-label pads and rotors are available online and in O’Reilly stores nationwide, including Puerto Rico.
FCS released 73 new numbers in the September release.
The latest software includes new coverage, guided component tests and features.
The online training and question and answer sessions are free of charge.
The new items come to extend the PRT portfolio in North American Market and represents more than 5 Million vehicles in new coverage.
More than 9,000 attended the conference in Nashville.
