PHILADELPHIA & KENNESAW, October is Fall Car Care Month, and Pep Boys is encouraging drivers to check and prep their vehicles before temperatures begin to drop.
Worn wipers, dim lights, batteries that have endured harsh temps or were drained by your family’s many devices, and brakes and tires worn down by summer travel can all cause serious problems once cold weather sets in. Pep Boys wants to prevent drivers from slipping and sliding their way into winter, or worse, winding up stranded.
Pep Boys is the only automotive chain that offers ASE-certified technicians to perform a range of free Quick Assist services and installations – whether you come in for a Do-It-For-Me (DIFM) service check or simply purchase Do-It-Yourself (DIY) parts and find you need some expert assistance. These include:
- Alignment Check
- Battery test and/or installation*
- Brake Check
- Code retrieval
- Tire pressure check
- Wiper check and/or installation**
The pros at Pep Boys have also created weather prep packages and seasonal promotions to help ready customers’ cars. Pep Boys stores are open seven days and six nights a week to help fit service into your busy schedule or assist in an emergency. Service is guaranteed at nearly 1,000 Pep Boys locations throughout the country. This season Pep Boys pros will be featured in online car care content to educate drivers on the importance of making sure your tires, brakes, batteries, wipers and lights are in good condition. Pep Boys has also partnered with Lauren Fix, a nationally recognized automotive expert, to promote how important it is for drivers to prepare their vehicles and stay on a maintenance schedule.
“According to the Auto Care Association, nearly a quarter of drivers are currently delaying maintenance. Fall Car Care Month provides an opportunity to remind drivers about the importance of weather preparation and preventative maintenance, especially before holiday travel,” said Brian Kaner, CEO - Service. “Delayed repairs can disrupt your schedule and also be very dangerous. Our cars are now so complex that it can be difficult to change a bulb yourself, let alone determine if your car is mechanically sound without assistance from a certified automotive technician.”
Pep Boys is part of Icahn Automotive, which, together with other national and regional service providers such as AAMCO, Precision Tune, and RPM Automotive, comprises one of the nation’s largest service networks. The Company has been investing in growing its service model through acquisition and the improvement of existing locations and a focus on people, programs, training and technology. Pep Boys recently opened several new Service and Tire Centers in New York, California and Georgia, which are the latest in a series of ongoing investments in customer convenience and value, and includes the earlier relaunch of Pep Boys Fleet, the expansion of Pep Boys Mobile Crew, and partnerships with leading online retailers through which customers can purchase tires and schedule in-store installation appointments.
For more information visit, www.pepboys.com
