Quality Tire Company will join the Michelin Commercial Service Network, announced Michelin Americas Truck Tires.
Quality Tire Joins Michelin's Service Network
Quality Tire Company will join the Michelin Commercial Service Network. with four shops located in Utah and Montana.
by Staff
August 24, 2015
1 min to read
As part of the Michelin Commercial Service Network, Quality Tire will offer a range of services including repairs, inspections and alignments. It will also offer Michelin OnCall emergency road service and Michelin Tire Care preventative tire monitoring.
Quality Tire will provide service to commercial customers with Michelin and BFGoodrich products that include commercial truck, industrial, farm, passenger, light truck, motor home and trailer tires. The family-owned tire business operates four commercial retail locations in Salt Lake City, Orem and St. George, Utah and Billings, Mont.
“Quality Tire has grown its business into a best-servicing dealer for our Northern Rockies fleet customers,” said Ralph Dimenna, chief operating officer for Michelin Americas Truck Tires Division. “The addition of Michelin OnCall and Michelin Tire Care to Quality Tire's portfolio of services will amplify the network's collective service level for fleets in the region."
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