Hunter Engineering Co. reports three new regional Hunter training facilities will soon be open to students in Harlingen, Texas; Canastota, N.Y.; and Milford, Neb. Hunter now operates 43 training centers across the United States.
Hunter Engineering Co. reports three new regional Hunter training facilities will soon be open to students in Harlingen, Texas; Canastota, N.Y.; and Milford, Neb. Hunter now operates 43 training centers across the United States.
Each of Hunter’s regional training facilities offers a variety of wheel service classes including wheel alignment, wheel balancing and custom wheel and tire changing. Special courses may be created upon request and field seminars are available, Hunter says.
A full-time ASE-certified instructor conducts each Hunter training course. Fully equipped training service bays offer hands-on practice using the latest Hunter technology. Hunter training facilities provide students with small class sizes and hands-on experience, including valuable one-on-one time with the instructor, Hunter notes. Classroom time is minimized to focus on skill application and emphasis is focused on learning equipment operation.
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