Mount Prospect, IL - Tune into Fox Sports Network on Sunday, October 2nd to see how NTN-Bower’s case-carburized tapered roller bearings are installed on a big rig.

Sam Memmolo and Dave Bowman, the well-known TV mechanics, along with NTN’s Roberto Carriedo, will demonstrate how to remove, inspect and reinstall and adjust wheel bearings on a Class 8 Truck in their show Motorhead Garage TV.

Sam and Dave have a deep history of over 20 years hosting automotive mechanic shows. They are pioneers of automotive how-to programs beginning with Shadetree Mechanic. NTN-Bower is proud to be featured in a special run of Motorhead Garage TV episodes that focus on heavy duty trucks.

Genuine NTN-Bower bearings are made in the US and remain a preferred choice for heavy duty truck OEMs. Their case-carburized construction greatly increases durability and extends life, so maintenance intervals can be increased and fleet operating costs are reduced.

This is the first of multiple episodes of Motorhead Garage TV that will feature NTN-Bower products. Stay tuned for a future episode that will unveil an exciting new product line exclusively for class 8 trucks. Motorhead Garage TV airs on Fox Sports Network Sundays at 10:30 AM CDT and Mondays at 3:30 PM CDT. Check your local listings for exact times in your area.

Founded in 1918, NTN operates more than sixty plants worldwide and is the third largest bearing manufacturer in the world. Visit us online at www.NTNAmerica.com

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