Josh Baltimore of Ringers Gloves

We asked Josh 10 real questions.  Here’s what he had to say.  Thanks for sharing Josh!!

Name:  Josh Baltimore
Company: Ringers Gloves
Position: Sales Manager
Company Website: www.RINGERSGLOVES.COM
 
10 Real Questions >> 10 Real Answers
 
1.  How did you first get in the automotive aftermarket industry? My step dad has been a professional NHRA Top Fuel Funny car driver for the past 17 years
2.  What’s your company’s hot product this year? The hot product for 2009 will be the new Impact glove, Law Enforcement line and the new fire glove.
3.  What’s your favorite ride? Alan Pflueger Racing’S “Atila” Trophy Truck
4.  What do you think the hottest product category is? The hottest category right now is probably programmers and other forms of ECU tuning software. OEM computer systems have had huge gains in the last decade and offer a lot of tune-ability without having to switch to an aftermarket ecu system.
5.  How do you think ecommerce has impacted our industry?  It has helped tremendously. We have seen many new customer to the automotive scene. Ecommerce has made product information readily available at the tip of your fingers and the power to have that new exhaust system at your front door with a few clicks of the mouse.
6.  What’s your favorite hobby? Racing anything. I like speed.
7.  What website would you like to give a plug to?  www.ringersgloves.com and www.race-dezert.com
8.  Describe your work culture? Our staff here at Ringers Gloves is awesome. I cant say enough about them. Probably one of the best group of people i have ever worked with.
9.  What’s your favorite place to travel to? I dont think ive ever gone somewhere that didnt have to do with a race or something with racing involved. Someday i will take an actual vacation. I would love to take a snowboard trip the the back country in British Columbia
10.  Do you have any tips for RealTruck? Keep it up. You guys are doing a great job. Getting into the forums frequently is a great inexpensive way to create awareness.

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