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Tirescanner, Wrench to provide mobile tire installation for fleets

David Sickels
By David Sickels
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Wrench has announced a partnership with Tirescanner to offer on-demand mobile tire installation to fleet vehicles.

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Through this partnership, Wrench technicians will have access to Tirescanner’s nationwide network of mobile tire vans, enabling next-day install scheduling of any brand or tire for most fleet vehicles at the driver’s home, or a place convenient to them, the company says.

Wrench allows users to schedule vehicle maintenance and repair service with full-time, ASE-certified mechanics who travel directly to the customer’s destination. Wrench mechanics service cars and trucks of varying makes and models.

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