A day of learning, led by global experts
Last year’s training brought together the best of global know how and local passion for great service. We welcomed Clement Winteroff and René Tschamler from Germany, who delivered hands on guidance and real world demonstrations on Jet Clean best practices—showing exactly how precision cleaning restores performance and protects modern engines.
Our Axess technical team also trained directly with René, strengthening our in house expertise so we can support workshops across the island. In addition, our local resellers joined the session, gaining first hand exposure to the techniques and standards that set Jet Clean apart.
Why Jet Clean matters
Modern engines demand precision. Over time, carbon deposits and impurities can compromise fuel injection and intake systems, leading to reduced efficiency and higher emissions. The Jet Clean Tronic II tackles these challenges head-on by:
- Restoring injector spray patterns for optimal combustion
- Removing stubborn deposits without dismantling the engine
- Improving fuel economy and reducing harmful emissions
- Extending engine life and preventing costly repairs
For garages and workshops, this means faster service, happier customers, and a reputation for quality.
Available now at Axess
As the proud distributor of Liqui Moly in Mauritius, Axess ensures that the Jet Clean Tronic II—and the full range of Liqui Moly professional additives—are readily available for your workshop. Whether you’re a mechanic looking to upgrade your service offering or a car owner seeking the best care for your vehicle, we’ve got you covered.
Driving excellence together
This training is more than a session—it’s part of our commitment to empowering the local automotive community with world-class products and expertise. A big thank you to our German experts for their invaluable insights, and to all the garages and resellers who joined us in making this event a success.
Ready to experience the Jet Clean advantage?
Contact us today or visit our showroom to learn more.
