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Gary Mercer Joins the Best Brakes Sales and Marketing Team

An industry veteran, Mercer has gained experience with such aftermarket brands as Tenneco, Raybestos, ITT Aimco, Brembo and Power Performance Group.

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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. — Best Brakes has announced a new addition to its sales and marketing team.

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Gary Mercer is now vice president of sales and marketing for Best Brakes’ western division. In this role, Mercer will be responsible for sales and marketing of the current complete line of Global Pro Premium Brake drums and rotors as well as new products such as the Global Pro line of Premium Brake Pads.  

An industry veteran, Mercer has gained experience with such aftermarket brands as Tenneco, Raybestos, ITT Aimco, Brembo and Power Performance Group. He also has experience in the economy brake parts market with such companies as Qualitee International, Safline Automotive and most recently, IAP Dura.

Mercer will work alongside another industry veteran, H. Kevin Wells, who is the vice president of sales and marketing, eastern division for Best Brakes.

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