Bridgestone India Launches Contactless Tyre Servicing Platform

- The tyre servicing platform is called 'Bridgestone Bookmyservice'
- Customers can choose a store in their vicinity and book a service
- Adequate sanitisation measures will be undertaken at all outlets
Tyre manufacturer Bridgestone India has announced the launch of its contactless tyre servicing platform called 'Bridgestone Bookmyservice'. It enables customers to make an online appointment in a few clicks, making them spend less time in outlets with these pre-planned visits. Bridgestone says the planner will also allow its channel partners to implement appropriate social distancing measures at the outlets, which are necessary in times of the Coronavirus pandemic. Customers can choose a store in their vicinity and book a service appointment. This will be followed by a confirmation message from the company.

Parag Satpute, Managing Director, Bridgestone India said, "We are committed to serving our customers, and channel partners as their needs evolve. As the economy reopens, our customers would be more reliant on personal mobility, and therefore, this becomes an essential service for them. The safety of our consumers and channel partners is our top priority, and we aim to provide the right solutions, with the utmost ease. This initiative is true to our values as we enable our customers to avail our services in a safe environment"
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With the country unlocking gradually, tyre servicing will be a need for many, due to the prolonged parking of vehicles. However, safety concerns may prevent customers from availing this necessary service, as they recommence the usage of their vehicles. The COVID 19 situation continues to rise and therefore such initiatives could give the customers confidence to avail the necessary services while maintaining social distancing. Adequate sanitisation measures will also be undertaken at all outlets according to Bridgestone.

Shams Raza Naqvi is a Senior Editor at car&bike and has over 16 years of experience in reviewing automobiles. He loves to spend time with cars and two-wheelers alike and is keen watcher of all the happenings in the Indian auto sector. At car&bike Shams specialises in Hindi as well as Video content including interviews and curated presentations.
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