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2. MotoMaster - Wikipedia

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   Despite the expansion, MotoMaster's Supreme sub-brand continues to exist as an entry-level oil product. The 'Mastercraft' sub-brand is their mid-level tool-line, such as screwdrivers and socket sets, while Mastercraft Maximum is their premium tool brand. [2] JobMate is a rebranded product line for entry-level tools sold by Canadian Tire.

3. Maxtech Consumer Products - Wikipedia

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   Maxtech specializes in hand tool, mechanic's tools, and power tool accessory lines for retailers. Maxtech supplies private label tools to Canadian Tire (Jobmate, Mastercraft, Maximum), Sears (Craftsman), The Home Depot (Husky), Home Hardware (Benchmark, Home Handyman), and other retailers as well as products under the Maxtech Brand.

4. Canadian Tire - Wikipedia

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   In early 2006, ads featuring the couple were phased out and replaced by a new campaign featuring overhead signs found in Canadian Tire's store aisles. In 2013, Canadian Tire produced a commercial promoting its MasterCraft Eliminator Ultra car battery, and its ability to function in extreme cold, which featured a stripped GMC Sierra pickup truck ...

5. Canadian Tire anti-Prime Day sale: 12 best home, garden ... - AOL

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   Shop home, garden, sports and more finds on sale at Canadian Tire. Skip to main content. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: 800-290-4726 ... Online Classes; Shopping;

6. PartSource - Wikipedia

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   PartSource Inc. is a Canadian automotive parts retail chain owned by Canadian Tire. [1] It sells name brand automotive parts, specializing in commercial sales and sales to customers who work on their own vehicles. Founded in 1996, the retailer has 80 stores in Nova Scotia, [2] Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Originally composed of ...

7. Crappytire.com - Wikipedia

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   Canadian Tire is a Canadian retailer that opened its first store in Hamilton, Ontario in 1934. In 2001, it opened its online e-commerce website, and by that same year, its net earnings had reached C$176.7 million, had 450 stores, and its financial arm had issued over 400,000 credit cards.