• Trucker Path teams with Goodyear

    Trucker Path announced it is now giving its members direct access to roadside service provided by Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Center (CTSC) locations.
    Aug. 9, 2018
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    Trucker Path

    Trucker Path announced it is now giving its members direct access to roadside service provided by Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Center (CTSC) locations.

    Trucker Path has more than 700,000 truck drivers as active monthly users. Earlier this year the company was acquired by Renren Inc.

    Users can utilize a “click-to-call” feature within the app that connects them directly to Goodyear roadside service, which is provided by nearly 200 Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Centers across the country.

    “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,” said Chris Oliver, Trucker Path’s chief business officer.

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