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SEARCHTrucker Path is now giving its members direct access to roadside service provided by Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service center locations through the mobile app.
Trucker Path members can now access roadside service provided by Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service directly through the app.
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Trucker Path is now giving its members direct access to roadside service provided by Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service center locations through the mobile app.
Trucker Path connects an online trucker community of more than 700,000 with other truckers, brokers, and logistics professionals to improve life on and off the road. It can help truckers find and discuss the best truck stops, available parking nearby, weigh stations status, fuel prices, etc.
A click-to-call feature within the app directly connects members to Goodyear roadside service, provided by nearly 200 Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Centers from coast to coast. To connect to roadside service, drivers can go to the Trucker Path app menu, click on Roadside Assistance, click Goodyear, and press the “call now” button on the landing page.
Members can save the dedicated Trucker Path roadside service number to their phone for instant connection to the service program. Members can also easily find the nearest Goodyear CTSC within the Trucker Path app by selecting “TIRES” in the PIN filter.
“Our exciting new relationship with Goodyear allows our app to provide even more value to our members by connecting them with top-notch roadside service with just a few simple taps,” said Chris Oliver, Trucker Path chief business officer. “By enabling our members to access roadside service from Goodyear CTSC locations by using the Trucker Path app, we are providing a solution that helps them get back on the road quickly and efficiently.”
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