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Schrader contest offers TPMS starter kit and free training

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Tire shops in Canada have an opportunity to win valuable TPMS product, training and marketing materials from Schrader Performance Sensors, as they gear up for the winter tire change over.

During the entire month of June, tire shop employees can enter their shop for a chance to win a free half-day training session with one of Schrader’s TIA ATS-certified instructors. The training session can be custom built for the winning shop’s unique needs.

In addition to the training session, the shop will receive training materials and reference guides for installers, as well as educational and marketing materials for their lobby – a total value of $1250.

“This is an incredible opportunity for a shop to get started properly in TPMS,” says Yanick Leduc, Schrader’s technical training and support specialist for Canada. “TPMS is a huge profit builder and is only going to continue to grow in popularity. Now is the time to get started and Schrader is making it easier than ever for one lucky shop!”

To enter, tire shops in Canada must complete a short survey, with questions relating to their daily TPMS operations. They will also be asked to share what they look to gain from this training.

The winner will be selected based on their answers in the survey and announced on Schrader’s Facebook page, Monday, July 2, 2018.

Limit 1 entry per person, and all contestants must work for a tire shop located in Canada. Contestants must enter by June 30th at midnight.

“For the shops that don’t win the free give away, Schrader offers many free resources for our customers to help them succeed,” says Leduc. “I would still encourage them to contact Schrader and see how we can help them get started with or improve their current TPMS program.”

Schrader has created a library of print at home materials that can be accessed for free HERE.

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