Raybestos Brakes Help Counter Pros, Technicians ‘Get Green’

This spring, selling seriously green stopping power can earn counter people and technicians some serious cash, according to Raybestos Brakes. The company's Element3 brake pads with Enhanced Hybrid Technology (EHT) are some of the greenest brake pads in the aftermarket and are copper-compliant to 2025.

This spring, selling seriously green
stopping power can earn counter people and technicians some serious cash,
according to Raybestos Brakes. The company’s Element3 brake pads with Enhanced
Hybrid Technology (EHT) are some of the greenest brake pads in the aftermarket
and are copper-compliant to 2025.

The company is offering simultaneous
sales promotions for counter people and technicians. From April 1 through May
31, when counter people sell Professional Grade Ceramic, Professional Grade
OE-Matched and Element3 brake pads with EHT, they earn $1 for each set of
qualifying brake pads sold. Once they sell 20 sets, they automatically earn a
$5 bonus. Counter people can redeem up to 20 tally cards during the promotional
period; potentially earning up to $500.

Technicians who install Element3 brake
pads with EHT, Professional Grade Ceramic and Professional Grade OE-Matched
brake pads also can earn the same cash reward; receiving $1 for every set of
qualifying product installed. Once they install 20 sets, they also earn the $5
bonus. Technicians can redeem up to 20 tally cards during the promotional
period. The more they install, the bigger their haul, Raybestos says – up to
$500.

Both promotional kits are available
through your local Raybestos WD. For additional information about the “Get
Green” sales promotion or Raybestos Element3 brake pads with EHT, visit www.RaybestosBrakes.com or call 800-323-0354.

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