About Wynn's

2001

The Wynn’s Supreme Engine Cleaning System Machine is introduced to expand Wynn’s machine based fluid exchange systems to include engine oil services.
 

2002

Introduction of the AircoMatic™ Ultrasonic HVAC System Cleaning Machine and service which receive approval from BMW, Mercedes-Benz and VW.

Wynn’s Battery Maintenance Kit is introduced to service professionals.

2003

Introduction of the DiffServ^™ Differential Fluid Service Machine and 75W-90 and 75W-140 Synthetic GL-5 Gear Oil and service kits as the backbones of Wynn's driveline service.  This machine receives approval from Chrysler.

2004 

Wynn's introduces the PowerFlush® II and PowerFlush® III Vacuum Coolant Exchange Machines as additions to the line of cooling system service machines.

Introduction of Wynn's BrakeTech™ Rapid Brake Fluid Exchange Machine, which provides the capability for a combination vacuum and pressure brake fluid exchange at all four wheels simultaneously.  This machine receives approval from Chrysler.

Wynn's Diesel Clean Machine and associated diesel fuel service products are introduced to provide critical diesel fuel system cleaning services to the growing diesel engine population.

2005

Illinois Tool Works Inc. acquires the assets of Wynn’s Oil Company. Under ITW’s decentralized structure, Wynn’s operates as a separate division and continues its tradition of providing innovative automotive specialty chemicals and service equipment to the professional installer market world-wide.

Wynn's and Mopar partnership is formed in which Wynn's produces the Premium Fuel System Cleaning Kit under the Mopar brand, which accompanied by Wynn's application tools are distributed to Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep dealerships by Wynn's.

2006

The Wynn's Headlight Restorer Kit is introduced as a service to economically and efficiently restore faded and discolored headlights to near-new optical clarity and appearance.

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In partnership with DealerLogix™, Wynn's M.A.C.™ (Maintenance Advisor Companion) is introduced as a tool for service advisors to provide consistent customer attention and service.

2007

Wynn's co-sponsorship of the NHRA Top Alcohol Funny Car owned by the Follow A Dream Race Team is announced.  The car owner and crew chief is Jay Blake and the driver is David Ray.  

Wynn's announces a newly formed partnership with CIMA (Customer Interactive Management Applications) Systems as the most recent addition to the Wynn's C.A.M.P.^™ portfolio of value added services.  CIMA Systems offers what is essentially an automated BDC (Business Development Center).  This partnership enables Wynn's distributors to offer the newest state-of-the-art customer communications programs to their current and potential new dealership customers.