Apollo Tyres opens its first service centre in Malaysia

The first Truck Tyre Zone will offer state-of-the-art facilities and services including wheel alignment, wheel balancing and nitrogen gas inflation.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 14 May 2019 Views icon7170 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp

Apollo Tyres, one of the leading tyre manufacturers in the world, opened its first Apollo Truck Tyre Zone (ATTZ) in Malaysia, a one-stop solution centre for tyres on commercial fleets.

The company says the centre equipped with modern automotive technologies, will be managed by Sin Chu Hin, one of the top tyre specialists in the southern region of Malaysia. The partnership, which is also the first one for Apollo Tyres outside India, will enable the delivery of quality products and services to the Malaysian market, while creating sustainable value for customers. 

Speaking at the inauguration, Satish Sharma, president, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Apollo Tyres said, “Apollo is committed towards bringing the best of our products and services to our customers. This state-of-the-art truck service centre brings together Apollo’s extensive experience in truck and bus radials along with Sin Chu Hin’s 80-year long local experience for a range of services and solutions for our fleet customers in Malaysia, further cementing our steadfast commitment to the Malaysian automotive industry.” 

In addition from providing application-based tyre recommendation, the ATTZ would be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including a computerised truck tyre alignment machine, automatic tyre changer, nitrogen inflator and will offer end-to-end tyre related services for trucks and buses. Apollo Tyres said that these services are expected to reduce customers’ maintenance cost and fuel consumption. Taking the development in the dynamics of the vehicle platform, the ATTZ also has a training centre to guide its consumers through their purchase decision.

Shubhro Ghosh, Group Head, ASEAN, Middle East and Africa region for Apollo Tyres, said: “We see a vast opportunity in Batu Pahat, which is a thriving business destination at the tip of Peninsular Malaysia, specially for our truck radials. The ATTZ is, in fact the first of several truck service centres we are planning to open in partnership with our valued business partners in the ASEAN region.” 
 

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