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GMB, one of the largest global manufacturers and suppliers of OE and aftermarket automotive products, has added three new exclusive product categories to its lineup.

GMB now offers engine oil,automotive batteries and oil filters.

“GMB’s team of product developers, engineers and manufacturers has produced an impressive number of new parts in addition to the new categories,” the company added in a news release.

GMB will be showcasing these new parts and categories at Booth A3433 at AAPEX in Las Vegas. AAPEX is scheduled for Nov. 1-3.

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