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Uni-Maxx Truck Care Network Sets Rewards Program

Just one day after announcing their collaboration as the first members of the new Uni-Maxx Truck Care network, Goodyear's Wingfoot Commercial Tire Systems and Boss Truck Shops Inc. have launched a new loyalty rewards program called Maxxcare.

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Just one day after announcing their collaboration as the first members of the new Uni-Maxx Truck Care network, Goodyear’s Wingfoot Commercial Tire Systems and Boss Truck Shops Inc. have launched a new loyalty rewards program called Maxxcare.

The card-based loyalty program rewards drivers for purchases at participating Wingfoot (currently only Wingfoot Truck Care Centers) and Boss Shop locations.

According to the network, at present, the program rewards three points per dollar spent on preventative maintenance services and one point per dollar for other repairs at participating locations. Points can be redeemed for eligible products and service purchases at all participating locations.

To sign up for Maxxcare, drivers can pick up a card at any participating Wingfoot or Boss Shop location, where a sales associate can assist in card registration, or register online at maxx-care.net.

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