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MACS Creates Car Care PSA

In a continuing effort to educate drivers on the importance of professional mobile A/C and engine cooling system repair, the Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) Worldwide has created a 30-second video public service announcement.

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LANSDALE, PA — In a continuing effort to educate drivers on the importance of professional mobile A/C and engine cooling system repair, the Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) Worldwide has created a 30-second video public service announcement.

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The mobile A/C and engine cooling system message can be viewed on MACS homepage at www.macsw.org by clicking on the TV logo. The message can also be downloaded for use on other Web sites or for use in customer waiting areas.

“Part of MACS’ mission is to make drivers aware of the need for professional service and repair when their mobile A/C or engine cooling systems are not delivering peak performance,” said Elvis Hoffpauir, MACS president and COO. “It is not only better for their vehicle but also for the preservation of our environment as refrigerant must be recovered and recycled properly.”

Automotive Video Inc. of Fort Myers, Fla., created the video.

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