Four Seasons Adds ICE 32 to its Remanufactured Compressor Line

Four Seasons Adds ICE 32 to its Remanufactured Compressor Line

Four Seasons announces its line of remanufactured compressors now contains ICE 32, the revolutionary refrigerant additive that extends compressor life and improves the overall performance of automotive air conditioning systems.

Four Seasons announces its line of remanufactured compressors now contains ICE 32, the revolutionary refrigerant additive that extends compressor life and improves the overall performance of automotive air conditioning systems. Independent laboratory testing has shown that ICE 32 is superior to all other additives available in the aftermarket.

“Extensive testing was conducted before we decided to add ICE 32 to our remanufactured compressor line,” said Benny Araujo, Four Seasons marketing manager. “The resulting data has proven that ICE 32 is the absolute best A/C system additive available.”

ICE 32 works year-round to extend compressor life by reducing friction and protecting metal surfaces. It provides cooler air due to increased heat transfer, allowing the vehicle interior to cool faster, while reducing interior humidity. ICE 32 is environmentally safe and contains no chlorinated compounds.

As part of a performance testing program, Ed Pritchard, vice president and fleet manager of the Silver Eagle Budweiser Distributor in Houston, TX, has been using ICE 32 in the A/C units of his entire fleet and can attest to the fact that their compressor failures have gone from an average of 20 a year to none within two years.

“Since the inception of the ICE 32 testing program, our fleet has logged approximately 13,464,590 cumulative miles, and during that time, we have seen a dramatic decrease in our overall maintenance costs relative to A/C compressor repairs/replacement,” said Pritchard. “We have been extremely pleased with the results of the ICE 32 program.”

Four Seasons also manufactures and distributes a complete line of replacement climate control products for passenger cars, SUVs, trucks and fleets. Standard Motor Products, the parent company of Four Seasons, also offers ignition, emission controls, wire and cable, electrical and fuel delivery components to the aftermarket industry. For more information, visit www.4s.com.

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