When I unveiled our industrial powertrain reconditioning division, I knew that I wanted to do more than just create jobs. I really felt like I was given a blessing and my heart told me to do something more. A close friend introduced me to Kathy and Brad Lambert, the founders of Connections to Success. Connections to Success has a program called Pathways to Success. The Pathways program helps individuals with a criminal background re-enter the community and to become self reliant and sufficient, along with this program they offer a entry level training program for automotive industries.

Midwest Jeepthing, Washita Offroad Trails and Axle Boy Offroad hosted an introduction to offroading event at Washita Offroad Trails in Farmington, MO. The event was a great turnout. New Jeep enthusiast and veteran offroaders all joined in to share info, and show the ropes to the new people. Several tech sessions were had regarding vehicle options, capabilities and upgrades, driving habits and technique and some trail time. Axle Boy Offroad was represented by Scott Carline, Brian Mottin, Kody Varone and Maureen Mottin.

To serve you better, we have made a definitive line between Axle Boy Offroad and Axle Boy Auto and Tire. We brought in a new service manager. Dan Waggoner will be heading up our Auto and Tire division. Dan has over 15 years of experience in automotive management and maintenance schedule management. This move will allow us to give you the best service in the industry.