If your car ever stops working unexpectedly, help might just be on its way faster now, as here's a new service made to support it. MPT Mobility, affiliated with Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC), has announced a partnership with the LausGroup of Companies to initiate a new roadside assistance program called LausGroup CARES. The new program targets new vehicle owners and Corporate Guarantee Motor Insurance policyholders under LausGroup, with the goal of providing the needed support during vehicle breakdowns and emergencies.
The program is managed by MPT Mobility's Assist and Assistance Concept, Inc. (AACI), which engages in roadside assistance services. The services offered include round-the-clock support from AACI’s Alarm Center during vehicle breakdowns or accidents, nationwide emergency towing, onsite vehicle repairs, cashless services on expressways, and crane services for vehicle retrieval.
Ronald Carillo, the head of AACI, commented on the partnership, stating that it allows them to extend and widen their service reach and further improve roadside assistance quality. The goal is to offer immediate and efficient support in emergencies, thus improving the safety and driving experience for all eligible vehicle owners and insurance policyholders affiliated with LausGroup.
“The collaboration with LausGroup allows us to extend our high-quality roadside assistance services to more Filipino motorists.Our goal is to provide immediate and effective support during emergencies, enhancing the overall safety and driving experience for all new LausGroup vehicle owners and Corporate Guarantee policyholders.”
LausGroup, with over 45 years in the automotive industry and numerous dealerships across Metro Manila, Central, and Northern Luzon, continues its pledge to customer service. The partnership extends new benefits to eligible new vehicle owners and insurance policyholders, providing them with complete roadside assistance benefits valued at up to Php 32,500.00 for one year at no additional cost.
A car breakdown on the road can spoil your plans. Thankfully, MPT and LausGroup have started a new program to help make these moments easier. You can also check out AutoDeal to find a list of cars and get a quote for the one that catches your eye.
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