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Nissens to Offer Rewards to Repair Shops On ExtremeWrench

Nissens now offers independent repair shop owners rewards via ExtremeWrench's rewards redemption portal.

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Nissens now offers independent repair shop owners rewards via ExtremeWrench’s rewards redemption portal.   

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Nissens has specialized in manufacturing and supplying radiators and condensers for the automotive aftermarket for more than 30 years. Nissens’ product range covers most of the models from the world’s 30 leading car manufacturers.

Nissens is recognized as an OES/OEM supplier for  PSA, SAAB, Fiat, Mazda, VW, Toyota, Honda, Scania, Lamborghini and Aston Martin. With a range of more than 10,000 products, Nissens has the broadest product range in the market, and now will be offering rewards to independent repair shops using the ExtremeWrench rewards portal.

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