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Service Shows Michelin Dealers Along a Specific Route
Michelin has launched the Track My Route feature as part of its Michelin truck dealer and service locator, allowing fleets and owner-operators to locate dealers along their specific route.

Image: Michelin Americas Truck Tires

Image: Michelin Americas Truck Tires
Michelin Americas Truck Tires has launched the Track My Route feature as part of its Michelin truck dealer and service locator, allowing fleets and owner-operators to locate dealers along their specific route.
Drivers are able to enter their origins and destinations and view authorized Michelin Commercial Truck Dealers along their routes.
Fleets can download the results, which includes the dealer’s contact information and services and products offered. These can include emergency road service, scheduled fleet tire maintenance, new tires, retreads and Michelin X One tires.
Information can be filtered according to services or products needed. It is available through the www.michelintruck.com website and within the Michelin Truck Dealer Locator app.
“No matter where a truck is originating its journey or where the final destination may be, today’s fleets demand real-time access to information to maximize their efficiency and uptime,” said Bianca Hogan, U.S. country marketing manager, Michelin Americas Truck Tires. “The new Track My Route feature allows fleets to keep moving.”
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