With its brand name gaining more awareness among tire service professionals, MARTINS INDUSTRIES looked to further expand its presence in this market by recently launching 17 products in 3 new categories: Tire Spreaders, Floor Jacks & Accessories and Mounting & Demounting Truck Tire Tools. These products of common use can now be purchased online, through the company’s new e-commerce website, as well as directly, through their sales force and distribution partners.
It is no secret for anyone at MARTINS INDUSTRIES that the company wants to expand its product offering for tire & auto repair shops. “Equipment purchasers from that sector regularly tell us that, after ordering from us for the first time and seeing how swiftly things went and how reliable the products were, they came on our website to see what other products we had for them”, said company president Martin Depelteau. Such comments never fall on deaf ears, and the team at MARTINS is making great strides to better respond to the demand. In December of 2020, the company launched two models of tire spreaders, one for passenger vehicle tires (PCR & SUV) and another one that is specialized for semi truck tires (TBR). Then, earlier this month, it launched a professional and a conventional series of hydraulic floor jacks. Along with these were also introduced jack stands to add to the category. Finally, just recently, the company made its entry in the manual tire changing tools category with tire bead breakers, bead holders and mounting & demounting tools for standard semi truck and super single tires.
“And we’re not done…”, Depelteau added, hinting at the company’s desire to become a trusted, go-to brand for all tire shop equipment & supply. With an expanded product offering and a dependable supply chain and distribution network, MARTINS INDUSTRIES is confident that it is en route to making life a lot easier for tire & auto repair shop purchasers.
About Martins Industries: Martins Industries designs and manufacturers tire equipment to store, handle, inflate and display tires and wheels. They have distribution centers in the USA, Canada, Netherlands, and Australia, as well as manufacturing facilities in Canada and China.
