Building on a solid reputation in the UK, leading automotive tools supplier, Mac Tools, has undergone a major relaunch designed to improve service, product range and quality for mechanics.

 

The company has unveiled an eye catching makeover for its vans which takes the familiar Mac red and mixes it with black and chrome to create a thoroughly modern look that will definitely get the Mac van noticed on the forecourt.   The contents of the van have also been boosted with the addition of Britool and Facom tools now available for the first time from Mac vans. 

 

The new look has been applied across everything Mac does – from uniforms and catalogues to new leaflets and promotions, all of which are supported by a new website which offers a chance for customers to check out the latest offers before the van turns up. 

 

These developments follow a recent business restructure by parent Stanley Works which has resulted in the launch of a completely new franchise model, the appointment of a new support team and the unveiling of a range of new tools, equipment and storage systems. 

 

David Osborne, Marketing Director for Mac Tools, comments: “We are really excited with the new look and feel for Mac Tools. We have re-designed everything right from the uniforms worn by the Mac Tools franchisees to the brand new Mac Tools vans to our website.

 

“For mechanics there is a really comprehensive range of professional tools to choose from with the inclusion of Facom and Britool tools to the vans. While for franchisees, there is renewed excitement and enthusiasm behind the Mac brand and the promise of a support team that is great to work with.

 

“We have enhanced our training and support for franchisees and embarked on a recruitment drive to find new franchisees that are looking for an exciting opportunity to invest in a healthy business with a market leading reputation. In short, we have taken the best parts of our heritage and used them to build an exciting future and we are really enthusiastic about where we are heading.”