Mevotech Celebrates 30 Years in the Aftermarket – UnderhoodService

Mevotech Celebrates 30 Years in the Aftermarket

Mevotech Inc., a manufacturer of suspension, driveline and steering parts, is celebrating its 30th year in the automotive aftermarket business. During the past three decades, the company has gone through significant growth and established a global presence.

Mevotech Inc., a manufacturer of suspension, driveline and steering parts, is celebrating its 30th year in the automotive aftermarket business. During the past three decades, the company has gone through significant growth and established a global presence.

“We are proud of our company’s success and our ability to maintain an edge in the market,” said Ezer Mevorach, president. “There has been so much change in the industry over the years as cars and our industry evolve. We embrace this evolution and look forward to serving our customers by listening to their needs and continual innovation. We also want to offer our heartfelt thanks to the company’s employees, whose dedication and professionalism has allowed us to fulfill our customer commitments while also building a strong foundation for future growth.”

To celebrate its anniversary, Mevotech will be holding events throughout the year for customers, employees, vendors and partners. For more information, visit www.mevotech.com/30years.

 

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