A Podcast About Heavy-Duty Parts That Save Fleets Money
Each week Jamie Irvine and his guests provide heavy-duty parts technicians, repair technicians, and fleet maintenance managers with expert advice about heavy-duty parts, tools, and technology that save fleets money.
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The Heavy-Duty Parts Report
How Will the Independent Service Channel Survive the Next 10-years?
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Learn about the importance of the Right to Repair legislation that limits repair restrictions to the future of the trucking industry.
How Will the Independent Service Channel Survive the Next 10-Years?
Learn what the independent service channel needs to do to survive the next 10-years from an industry leader who is designing technology that is part of the solution.
NARSA/IDEA Trade Association – Your Way to Success
Learn how the NARSA/IDEA Trade Association can help your heavy-duty parts and service business be more successful.
Axle Repair is a Big Opportunity for Fleets and Repair Shops
Learn about United Axle’s system they’ve created for axle repair, which saves fleets money and is a big opportunity for repair shops.
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about the host
Jamie Irvine is our host and he has been working in the heavy-duty parts industry since 1998.
Manufacturers often struggle to reach all their distributors and fleet customers. So, I created the weekly podcast called The Heavy-Duty Parts Report that allows manufacturers to reach thousands of parts and repair technicians all at once. Distributors sell more parts and fleets learn to ask for the manufacturer’s high-quality parts by name. Working with manufacturers to reach distributors and fleets has always been the focus of my career.
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