The rainy season is upon us and with it comes challenging driving conditions. If you’re a Ford owner, you’re in luck because Ford Philippines has just launched their “Ride out the Storm” service promo to help keep your vehicle in top condition and ready to face the wet weather.
Available at all participating Ford dealerships nationwide from July 6 to September 30, 2015, service teams will be performing a FREE multi-point inspection to effectively point out parts which need adjustments or replacements for wet weather driving. In addition, all Ford vehicle owners who avail of any retail service transaction, with the exception of body and paint jobs, will receive a complimentary bottle of windshield washer fluid. Customers may also avail of rebates on selected parts and components essential for keeping safe and visible on the road, such as tires, brake systems, wiper blades, and external bulbs.
“Safety remains to be a top priority for us at Ford. While we can’t predict rain, we can help our customers keep safe on the road during the rainy season, and this service campaign will help ensure that,” said Margo Delfinado, Director of Ford’s Customer Service Division.
To avail of this promo, just drive up to any of the following Ford dealerships:
Ford Balintawak, Ford Batangas, Ford Bohol, Ford Cabanatuan, Ford Cagayan de Oro, Ford Cainta, Ford Cavite, Ford Cebu, Ford Commonwealth, Ford Dagupan, Ford Davao, Ford General Santos, Ford Global City, Ford Ilocos Norte, Ford Iloilo, Ford Isabela, Ford Laguna, Ford Libis, Makati Ford, Ford Manila, Ford Manila Bay, Ford Pampanga, Ford Quezon Avenue, Ford Subic and Ford Tarlac.
Find the contact details for your nearest Ford dealership on AutoDeal’s Car Brands page.
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