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Don't Miss Out on Our Exclusive Summer Tire Event at Toyota of Corvallis! Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to ensure your ride is smooth and safe. Join us at Toyota of Corvallis for our exclusive Summer Tire Event, where you can take advantage of unbeatable deals on top-quality tires. Whether you're planning a road trip or just want to upgrade your vehicle's performance, we've got you covered! ?? Why You Can't Miss This Event ?? ? Incredible discounts on leading tire brands ? Complimentary tire inspections ? Expert advice from our friendly staff ? Special offers on installation and balancing Mark your calendars and head over to Toyota of Corvallis. Let's keep you rolling safely and comfortably this summer! ToyotaofCorvallis.com | (541)754-1515 Don't wait—these deals won't last long! See you there! ?? #ToyotaOfCorvallis #SummerTireEvent #DriveSafe #TireDeals #SummerRoadTrips *Restrictions apply. See participating Toyota dealer for details. Offer valid only on OEM, OEA and WIN on-program Bridgestone?, Goodyear?, Michelin? and Yokohama? replacement tires purchased through the Toyota Complete Maintenance Care program or website. $70 manufacturer savings + $30 additional Toyota Complete Maintenance Care savings = $100 off a set of four Michelin? tires. Tires must be purchased by July 31, 2024, and be dealer-installed by August 7, 2024. Excludes mounting and balancing, sales tax, shop supplies, tire disposal, and other applicable taxes. May be combined with select offers. Excludes previous purchases. Toyota and Scion vehicles only. Offer only available at participating Toyota dealers. Offer valid 7/1/24-7/31/24.

Important update from Ken Brown Motor Group. We regret to announce the closure of our Hyundai dealerships in Richmond and Letchworth due to prolonged uncertainty and challenges. Read the full story on our website to learn more about this decision's impact together with our future plans -

Why are those tire plants closing? By David Shaw, Tire Industry Research ? In the last couple of weeks, we have heard announcements from Michelin and Sumitomo that they are closing passenger car tire plants in France and the United States, respectively. Yokohama is also closing the former Alliance off-road tire plant in Israel, but that is not part of this story. The Hadera plant was old and inefficient and its closure was more likely than not ever since Yokohama acquired the Alliance business. In this article, we examine some of the causes of the closures by premium tire brands and what it might mean for the future.. The first thing to note is that Michelin and Goodyear have been losing share in the passenger car tire market, largely to import brands. This is partly a deliberate decision to withdraw from less profitable (below 18-inch rim sizes) tire segments and partly the impact of strong competition and downward price pressure from consumers. As far as the deliberate decision to withdraw from the 17-inch markets and below, the premium brands have all said – in one way or another – that this is part of their mid-term strategy. The positive take is that the increased price/mix could lead to improved profitability. A tire maker can increase top-line revenues in three ways. Either by selling more tires (volume); or by increasing the price of all its tires (price) or –?more subtly –?by selling the same number of tires at the same prices as previously, but changing the mix toward higher-priced tires while reducing exposure to the lower-priced segments (mix). In the real world, they strive for a balance of all three approaches. One of the major challenges is that in the car tire sector, those high-profit tires in the 18-inch upwards segment make up between a quarter and one third of the total volume, depending on how you count the numbers. Outside the advanced markets of Europe and North America, 17-inch and below still make up around 90% of the volume in the replacement segment (but less in the OE segment). Those markets will, eventually, move toward higher rim diameters, but today they are only worth addressing as part of a wider mix of sizes and specifications. Read the full 1500-word analysis for free on our main page here: https://lnkd.in/efiF29qN Subscribe to our reporting service here: https://bit.ly/2BenMEs #tires #tyres #analysis Additional note: this post hit 1000 views just 59 minutes after posting.

Nissan Motor Corporation I have paid for all Extended Warranty, Gold Plan, etc whatever was offered by the dealer thinking that i am securing my car for those number of years. However, i got a message from the dealer, where my car has gove for repairs. It say, since the dealership from whe i have bought the vehicle, cease to shut shop, so NISSAN INDIA has terminated the vehicles Extended Warranty!!! Really, can Nissan really do that in between the contract period? EW is covered by the dealership and not Nissan? If dealership ceases to exist, does that mean Nissan will stop providing services to the customer? Its least expected from famed Brands such as Nissan to follow these sub standard practises which is not up to the mark with industry standards. Seems the dealerships have given free hand to spoil the Brand Nissan?

To Stellantis Middle East & Africa I am beyond disappointed. Six months ago, I purchased a car from your Alfa Romeo dealership in Bouskoura, and since then, it has been a nightmare. What should have been a proud and exciting experience has turned into constant frustration and regret. In just six months, I’ve had to visit your dealership 13 times due to a series of issues with this car. Here’s part of my story : First 15 days: A serious issue with the oil and water mixer. Thankfully, this was covered under warranty, but the inconvenience was enormous. One month later: A damaged tire was flagged before purchasing the car and it took 5 trips to the dealership to find a solution. Instead, I was told to “go find the tire myself,” and your team would buy it for me—unbelievable. Another month in: A suspension issue emerged, requiring yet another trip to the dealership. Following that: Wind started entering the cabin—a problem that still remains unresolved. And now, today: The rooftop won’t close properly and the manager said : Si Ayoub this issue happens to a lot of our customers and unfortunately we can not do much about it. To make matters worse, I’ve been forced to act as the go-between for your sales and after-sales teams, who can’t seem to agree on who should fix the car. This is not just poor customer service; it’s chaos. As a Head of Customer Experience myself, I know what it means to deliver value and empathy to customers. This experience with Stellantis has been the complete opposite of that. It is, without exaggeration, the worst customer experience I have ever faced. I am shocked, deeply disappointed, and exhausted. I urge you to take immediate action—not just to address my situation, but to ensure no other customer has to endure such an ordeal. #CustomerServiceFail #AlfaRomeo #Stellantis

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NAPA has launched a website with resources for aspiring or entry-level automotive technicians to familiarize themselves with aspects of the industry.

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