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3rd June 2020

Congratulations to the winners of our ‘Colour for Hope’ competition

15th May 2020

Guidance and best practice for a safe workplace

24th April 2020

Tips for protecting your customers & staff during COVID-19

15th April 2020

Why you should consider offering your customers a Free Vehicle Inspection

8th April 2020

Business Support through COVID-19: Government Measures

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Advertise the availability of air conditioning services to your customers

Air conditioning servicing typically peaks during the warm summer months. UK ‘staycations’ are expected to rise significantly in 2021, due to current limitations on foreign travel, which is likely to increase demand for air conditioning servicing. For garages keen to maximise air-con revenue during the summer The Parts Alliance has produced posters and social banners, that owners can use to advertise the availability of air conditioning services to their customers. The posters are ideal for displaying within workshop reception areas, whilst the social banners can be used by garages on their own social media profiles, such as Facebook.

This free marketing material is just one aspect of The Parts Alliance air conditioning programme, which includes air-con gas, air con machines, anti-bacterial cleaning machines and treatments, oils, dyes, components and consumables. For more information, please contact your nearest Parts Alliance branch.

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Click below to download FREE air con servicing material for your workshop, including posters and social network banners.

Air Con Posters

Air Con Social Banners

Back To School

Back to School

With the news announcing the roadmap for lifting the lockdown restrictions, we felt it would be an important time for your business.

We have produced a couple of social banners for you to use, to help encourage your customers to check their vehicles before returning to normal life.

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Transmission Focus

Replacing a Clutch or Dual Mass Flywheel is one of the more expensive repairs a motorist can face, so it’s a job that needs to be done correctly first time. As an OE manufacturer, LuK knows about clutches. A quarter of the cars produced anywhere in the world are fitted with an LuK clutch, rising to 1 in 3 cars in Europe, statistics that underline their expertise and knowledge in clutch technology.

Watch FREE Clutch & DMF Installation Advice Videos

The Parts Alliance has a long and successful partnership with LuK, distributing their parts nationwide for many years. This selection of videos, featuring their RepExpert team of specialists, provides helpful advice on clutch and DMF installation.

SAC Clutch Assembly

Dry Double Clutch Installation

Wet Double Clutch Installation

Damper Product Teaser

DMF - Consider Before Installing

DMF - Visual Inspection

Summer Car Check

Following the Covid-19 outbreak earlier this year, it’s widely expected that many Britons will choose to take short breaks and holidays in the UK this summer, rather than travel abroad. The majority of UK holidaymakers will be relying on their car to reach their destination. However, this follows a period of low vehicle use, with many motorists choosing to extend their MOT as well. This situation provides an opportunity for garages to offer a Free Summer Car Check. The Parts Alliance has produced a range of free posters, social banners and an inspection sheet for garages to provide this free check to their customers.

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Click below to download FREE marketing material for your workshop, including posters, social network banners and a summer car check form.

Car Check Poster

Be Ready Poster

Social Banners

Vehicle Inspection Form

Battery testing during lockdown and beyond: Maximise your battery revenue!

Vehicles across the country have been standing idle since the lockdown to limit the transmission of Covid-19 began in late March. One possible consequence of this unprecedented period of low vehicle use is a wholesale decline in the condition of batteries amongst Britain’s stationary vehicles.

The continual drain on the battery from in-vehicle electrical systems and alarms, along with natural loss in charge could result in significant numbers of batteries requiring recharging or replacement in the coming months.