Thule, Inc., to Debut 2008 Professional Line Products at the 2007 SEMA Show in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS – Thule, Inc., a manufacturer of premium load carriers for all vehicles, will showcase its new Professional line of contractor-grade rack systems and accessories at the 2007 SEMA Show.
LAS VEGAS – Thule, Inc., a manufacturer of premium load carriers for all vehicles, will showcase its new Professional line of contractor-grade rack systems and accessories at the 2007 SEMA Show (Booth no. 33209), being held at The Las Vegas Convention Center, Oct. 30 through Nov. 2.
“Expanding into the truck rack market was a natural fit for Thule,” said Tripp Wyckoff, vice president of marketing, sales, and service for Thule, Inc. “Since we introduced the Professional line last November, initial response from dealers and professional contractors alike, has been very positive and we’re confident that they will be equally pleased with our new products.”
Thule’s Professional line features base truck rack systems and accessories to provide transportation solutions for ladders, conduit, lumber, and other building materials. New Professional line products for 2008 include Over-the-Cab Extension, Aluminum Diamond Tread Conduit Case, and Conduit Kit.
Thule’s Professional line is available at a wide range of automotive accessory aftermarket retailers across the country. For more information, visit www.thulepro.com.
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