Quality AES Joins Stertil-Koni Distributor Network
Stertil-Koni lifts are used by transit agencies, commercial fleets, RVs, construction, agriculture, the US Military, airlines, and other sectors.
By aligning with Stertil-Koni, Quality AES is set to expand in the heavy duty vehicle lift industry.
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Stertil-Koni announced that it has welcomed Quality Automotive Equipment & Service (Quality AES) to its exclusive North American distributor network.
Stertil-Koni lifts are used by transit agencies, commercial fleets, RVs, construction, agriculture, the US Military, airlines, and other sectors.
Established in 1999, Quality AES has become a shop for all aspects of professional vehicle equipment sales, installation, and service. The company will cover an exclusive territory for Stertil-Koni that includes Kansas and western Missouri.
Historically, Quality AES has focused on the automotive sector, with an emphasis on supplying service departments. Now, by aligning with Stertil-Koni, Quality AES is set to expand in the heavy duty vehicle lift industry.
“We are extremely pleased to welcome the Quality Automotive Equipment & Service team to the Stertil-Koni network," said Dr. Jean DellAmore, Stertil-Koni President. "What’s more, it is particularly exciting to partner with like-minded professionals who are dedicated to delivering the very best in vehicle maintenance equipment, care, and service. We are confident that this alliance will be a strong win for both of our organizations, and even more importantly, our customers.”
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