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Use #OurSharedStory When Posting Your Experiences

Everyone has a story worth telling; we're looking forward to hearing yours.

Shop Owner Staff
By Shop Owner Staff
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At Babcox Media, we believe in the power of storytelling.  Stories have the power to heal, to connect and to build community.

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As families, companies, friends and colleagues adjust to working at home, schooling at home and taking every precaution to keep our communities safe, we can take comfort in our shared experiences.   

Everyone has a story worth telling; we’re looking forward to hearing yours.

Use the hashtag #OurSharedStory when posting your experiences on social media so that our community can connect with you.  

We’ve also created some fun story generators to help shape your story – tell one, tell all – and share!

Visit http://www.babcox.com/oursharedstory/.

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Sometimes, rookies make mistakes (pros aren't exempt either). Here is our Top 10 list of common mistakes that can happen when replacing calipers, brake pads or rotors. It's a solid reminder to pay attention to the small stuff.

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