CAT talks to QH’s bold new boss, as he tells us why the UK is the aftermarket’s home. We follow the QH story from its beginnings in 1946 with Eric Quinton Hazell, to the modern aftermarket giant growing its range to more than 100,000 parts.
10,000 belts and packing items have been seized by local police at a dealer in Dubai. The belts, fake versions of ContiTech’s own belts, were virtually identical to the originals. The parts were only identifiable because their packaging contained the company’s old logo.
Research has revealed that getting ATA accreditation for technicians could give garages up to 187% return on their initial investment. Garages who received the training reported significant benefits, including improved technical ability, professional ability and customer service.
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