The complete Comline range of replacement parts, including Filters; Brake pads; Brake discs; Clutch kits; Water pumps and CV joint kits is now listed on Tecdoc. Tecdoc is the number one online catalogue, covering matching OE quality parts, throughout the European aftermarket. This move represents the growing use of online searching for car parts, and reflects the growth of the Comline brand in Europe.
NEWS
Supplier update: Muller Filt…Filtration 'is a product group UKS wanted to investigate further'...
Garages still missing upsell…Survey commissioned by Castrol exposes 'missed revenue' by workshops not offering higher value products ...
Halfords to recruit more app…Deal done with Palmer Foundation charity to bring in new candidates...
Movers & ShakersChanging faces at KMT (Klarius), RMI and Repairify UK...
NGK Spark Plug to change nam…Firm will rebrand as 'Niterra', although plugs will retain NGK brand...
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Supplier update: Muller Filter in at UKS Distribution
Filtration ‘is a product group UKS wanted to investigate further’
Garages still missing upselling opportunities, says poll
Survey commissioned by Castrol exposes ‘missed revenue’ by workshops not offering higher value products
Halfords to recruit more apprentices
Deal done with Palmer Foundation charity to bring in new candidates
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