KYB Announces Truck Months Promotion

KYB Announces Truck Months Promotion

Earn rewards on purchases of KYB shocks, struts and assemblies sold and installed on trucks, SUVs and crossovers.

KYB Americas Corporation is again offering their Truck Months promotion for consumers and shops. As an original equipment supplier on many of the most popular SUVs and crossovers, the company says KYB has the products and the Truck Months promotion helps service providers sell more truck and SUV shocks.

As part of the ongoing KYB Excel-Gold Rewards program, professional technicians and service writers will earn $25 on every set of four KYB products sold and installed on trucks, SUVs, or crossovers in November and December of 2022. Once they have joined the program, service providers will receive a reloadable KYB Excel-Gold Prepaid Mastercard. This card will be used for all future KYB service provider promotions.

Techs and service writers who have previously joined the Excel-Gold programs are already registered and can continue earning by uploading qualified invoices.

Professional technicians and service writers can learn more about KYB Excel-Gold and begin earning rewards at www.kyb.com/earn.

U.S. Consumers who purchase four KYB products for their truck, SUV, or crossover in November and December 2022 can also earn a $25 prepaid gift card. The purchase can be made at their local service provider, auto parts store or online, and the parts can be professionally installed or installed by the consumer. Consumers can apply for the rebate at www.kyb.com/trucks.

Canadian Consumers who purchase four KYB products for their truck, SUV, or crossover in November and December 2022 can also earn a $25 rebate. Canadian Consumers can apply for the rebate at www.kyb.com/trucks/canada.

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