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Bridgestone R197 promotes fuel-efficiency and even wear

The new Bridgestone-brand R197 low rolling resistance radial from Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions offers superior fuel efficiency and long, even tread wear. The tire features fuel-efficient tread designs and a shallow 11/32nds tread depth for increased fuel economy, as well as a Defense Groove design that helps create uniform pressure across the shoulder to minimize edge wear and cupping. Stress relief siping along the rib edges promotes even wear for higher mileage, the company said.

Road calls made easy with Snap-on road chests

Snap-on’s portable heavy-duty road chests are designed to make service calls less time consuming and more productive. The chests are supported by anti-vibration parts and a strong bottom panel with two sets of support channels. Portability is increased thanks to advanced handle systems, as well as two-way forklift channels and top and bottom strap points.

New Waytek connectors replacements for Deutsch DT Series

The new offers Amphenol AT Series Connectors from Waytek are designed to be a high-performance, cost-effective solution. The product line is made up of 2-way through 12-way plugs and receptacles and 14-18 wire range terminals, each boasting superior environmental seals and seal retention capabilities. The line is rated IP67K, RoHS compliant, UV resistant, and has a UL94 flammability rating.

Thermo King’s T-Series units have reciprocating compressors

The new T-600R and T-800R temperature control units from Thermo King feature reciprocating compressor technology, which delivers efficient operation and field-repairable design. The units eature fuel saving technology and a lower life cycle cost using the SmartPower electric standby option.

Meritor trailer suspension series adds performance benefits

ArvinMeritor’s new Trailing-Arm Air suspension series is designed to meet the needs of North American truck-trailer operators in vocational markets. The suspension series features technology advancements that include patented pivot bushing, more robust shock absorbers and a unique, patent-pending axle wrap design.

OTC unveils trilingual OBD II and CAN Scan Tool

OTC’s new 3109 Scan Tool delivers LIVE Data in English, Spanish, and French. Compatible with all 1996 and newer vehicles, it reads more than 15,000 generic and manufacturer-specific code definitions. The intuitive menu makes it possible to display generic and enhanced definitions on screen, display freeze frame data at the time of the fault, as well as read and display all 9 modes of OBD II engine data.

Waytek offers heavy-duty tinned copper eyelet

Heavy-duty automotive eyelets from Waytek are built for high-vibration or corrosion environments. The wide tang accommodates larger stud holes in smaller gauge wire lugs for additional material around the stud hole. It provides the highest ductility conductivity, secureness and tang strength. Also, a wire gauge and crimp tool jaw code mark appear clearly on the annealed copper barrel.

Tracer offers high-performance portable refrigerant leak detector

TP-9360 Pro-Alert from Tracer Products is a portable refrigerant leak detector that features high-performance heated-diode sensor technology to accurately detect refrigerant leaks down to 0.25 oz. per year. The unit features a high-sensitivity setting when initially checking the general leak area, and a low-sensitivity setting to hone in on the exact leak site. It is self-calibrating to neutralize background contamination, sensitive to both R-12 and R-134a refrigerants, and certified to meet SAE J1627.

Enhancements to IntelliStick’s engine oil monitoring system

IntelliStick said it has added real-time reporting of engine oil level using a patent-pending electronic oil level sensor to its line of oil condition monitoring systems for fleets, trucks, cars, boats, heavy equipment and other applications. In addition, each system will now include a durable multi-function gauge that can be mounted in-dash or in an accessory bracket above or below the dashboard.

OTC introduces new PocketScan code reader

OTC said its new PocketScan Code Reader automatically reads DTCs when connected to the vehicle for faster diagnosis. Because it is the size of an average business card, the reader is ideal for tow trucks and off-the-road service vehicles as well as home use. The PocketScan Code Reader is compatible with 1996 and newer vehicles, and also provides Freeze Frame, VIN information, and performs the important task of inspection and maintenance (I/M) readiness testing by displaying the I/M readiness monitor status.

Bar’s Leaks Engine Repair affordably fixes engine complaints

Bar’s Leaks said its Engine Repair uses an exclusive two-part formula to repair most common oil-related problems. This restores lost compression and power, reduces noise and oil consumption, and improves the performance of worn cylinders, rings, bearings and seals. The product works in all engines, including gasoline, diesel, hybrid and turbo, with any type of engine oil, including petroleum, synthetic and high-mileage formulas. It can be used to top off existing oil, or added during an oil change.

NITE Phoenix has excellent cooling capacity

Bergstrom said its new NITE Phoenix is a battery-powered no-idle solution designed to keep drivers cool and comfortable in the hottest climates. The unit uses comparable levels of battery power as other no-idle solutions, but as a result of its larger compressor it keeps drivers cooler and runs longer.