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Bartec USA Announces New TPMS Website

WHYTPMS.COM is a website that will help consumers get answers to their questions regarding Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems.

ImportCar Staff Writers
By ImportCar Staff Writers
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Bartec USA, LLC announces their newly designed website to assist consumers and repair technicians alike, in the ever-complicated topic of TPMS.
 
WHYTPMS.COM is a website that will help consumers get answers to their questions regarding Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems.  Car owners will be able to find out the systems work, why we have TPMS, how TPMS is a benefit, what can go wrong, and how things are repaired.  After all that, they will be able to do a local map search and find a TPMS repair facility nearest them.
 
Repair Technicians will find WHYTPMS.COM to be a valuable resource to find training, get answers, TPMS links and ideas to help support their customers.
 
Backed by the TPMS experts at Bartec USA, WHYTPMS.COM will prove to be a valuable tool in helping those impacted by TPMS.  The site is now “live” with added content and functionality regularly updated.

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