KYB Americas Corp. Announces New KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit

KYB Americas Corp. Announces New KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit

KYB Americas Corp. has released the latest version of the KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit. Intended for automotive service providers, the kit is designed to help make it easier to evaluate vehicle control conditions and how to communicate those conditions to the motorist accurately via new HD graphic animation technologies and helpful training aids.

KYB Americas Corp. has released the latest version of the KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit. Intended for automotive service providers, the kit is designed to help make it easier to evaluate vehicle control conditions and how to communicate those conditions to the motorist accurately via new HD graphic animation technologies and helpful training aids.

In addition to POP materials, the new kit integrates QR code and graphic animation technology, most of which is available on the new KYB Digital Media Library. The new multi-media KYB Digital Media Library contains HD computer graphic animations designed to help the motorist understand what ride control does and how wear affects designed vehicle performance. The library includes a 15-minute training video that can show the shop how to earn more shock and strut sales, and how to keep theircustomer in designed vehicle control. Participating service providers will also receive quarterly e-tips, updates and training via a dedicated channel within KYB.

As a reward for completing KYB training and passing an online quiz, KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit purchasers can also get up to $100 in rebates.

“Investing in the service provider’s success is a KYB top priority,” said KYB’s Director of Marketing and Training Mac McGovern. “Our Stability Control & Sales Training is acclaimed best in the industry. This new KYB Certified Ride Control Center Kit is affordable and exactly what they need to take advantage of the latest graphic animation, mobile technology marketing and in shop training tools.”

For more information, log on to www.kyb.com.

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