Continuing their efforts to provide world class training to service professionals, KYB has announced a newly updated Video Training Series.

The 2023 Service Professional Video Training Series provides technicians, shop owners and service providers detailed information to help increase shock sales and better maintain their customers’ vehicles.

“In our efforts to provide service professionals with the best training in the aftermarket, we are excited to announce the release of our new Service Professional On-Line training course,” stated KYB National Training Manager Erick Kinnunen.

“This course is designed to show the value in maintaining shocks and struts, and the importance of restoring or improving a vehicle’s original designed handling and control by using the correct KYB part.”

The KYB Service Professional Video Training Series consists of six short videos, each followed by a short quiz.

Professionals will learn the importance of including shocks and struts in regular vehicle maintenance, how shocks work and wear, identifying worn shocks, making the proper recommendations and installing the correct part.

Each user who completes the video training series will receive a newly designed KYB Training short sleeved t-shirt.

Service pros who completed the original version of the KYB Video Training Series are still eligible they can use their previous sign-in and receive the new t-shirt as well.

The interactive, self-paced KYB Video Training Series can be found at www.kyb.com/training.

About KYB

KYB Corporation produces ride control, hydraulic, and electronic products for use as original equipment and replacement parts in automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, specialty vehicles, buses, aircraft, railroad cars, industrial applications, agricultural applications, and civil engineering projects. KYB global headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.By consistently developing world class ride control products, KYB has become the world’s largest supplier of OE and aftermarket shocks and struts. Today, annual sales exceed $4.2 billion, with 32 facilities in 21 countries, and 15 manufacturing plants in Asia, the United States, and Europe.