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SEARCHFreightliner now has its ExpressPoint repair service available at more than 400 Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations. The technicians have been provided comprehensive training by local Freightliner dealers.
Freightliner ExpressPoint repair services are now available at more than 400 Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations.
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Love’s Travel Stops and Daimler Truck North America have rolled out Freightliner ExpressPoint repair services at more than 400 Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations, with additional location openings planned.
“Love’s Truck Care and Speedco technicians have received comprehensive training from their local Freightliner dealer to provide quality customer service maximizing uptime for the drivers who keep America running,” said Eric Daniels, vice president of total truck care for Love’s.
Through Freightliner ExpressPoint, participating Love’s locations provide light mechanical warranty repair work, roadside warranty emergency services, and approved field service and recall campaigns for Freightliner trucks. Warranty repair services include HVAC, fuel systems, external engine components, brakes, and suspension, among other services.
“We show full commitment to our customer’s uptime by expanding select service offerings with more than 400 Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations to Freightliner customers,” said Paul Romanaggi, chief customer experience officer and general manager of service, DTNA.
Love’s locations work directly with their local Freightliner dealer to provide parts availability, quality repair work, and easy warranty claim filing to help Freightliner customers get back on the road quickly.
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