
Ask your dealer or Bridgestone representative
for any product or technical literature you need, or call your
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How
can we get hard copies of the information we need?
There are several good ways, depending
on how fast you need the information. You can request data
books, product catalogs and leaflets
from your dealer or Bridgestone representative, or you can phone
regional headquarters to make your request.
You can also request subscriptions to Real
Answers magazine, and additional
copies of the Real Answers
Special Editions
on irregular wear and past Ask the Doctor columns, as well as
our Fuel Economy Guide
and other printed literature.
What about videos?
Same approach will work for those. And remember, the videos
are available in both videocassette and CD-ROM form, along
with quizzes you can photocopy and provide to your staff so
they can evaluate their learning.
Your dealer or Bridgestone representative
will be happy to help you with your requests for information.
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And if we're really in a hurry?
There are actually two answers, depending
on whether you're in a hurry to make
your request or in a hurry to get the information.
The fastest way to make your request would
be either via FAX or e-mail. If you need any
kind of Bridgestone publication, you can FAX
your request to 615-231-3629
or e-mail to the Tire
Doctor. Well respond right away.
A variety of telephone
and FAX numbers are also available, many of them toll-free, where
you can request information about Bridgestone products and services.
What if we just need an
answer fast?
Fortunately, just about every bit of Bridgestone product and technical
information is also available through our web site: www.trucktires.com.
Youll find data book information
there, including product specifications,
load and inflation tables, tech
bulletins and installation and
maintenance recommendations.
Not only that, www.trucktires.com
is also a great way to research things you want to learn more about.
You can do keyword searches of all past issues of Real
Answers, hone in on tire selections
by defining how and where youll use them, and find all the
latest news about Bridgestone
and its products and services.
Theres even a place, in the University
Library section of the web site, where you can download copies
of our educational videos.
Best of all, of course, is the fact that this Internet-based information
source is ready to serve you, 24/7/365.

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| Award-winning video programs
are available through your Bridgestone representative,
and in downloadable form via our web site, www.trucktires.com. |
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How about emergency road
service?
If youre a National Fleet or National Preferred customer,
you have special, toll-free numbers to call that will immediately
put you in touch with skilled call center operators who can hook
you up with qualified dealers and truckstops for tire services,
and a host of mechanical service providers for other needs.
Again, you can also visit www.trucktires.com,
and find the nearest tire dealer or truckstop yourself,
using the Emergency Road Service
Provider directory youll find there.
The online list is far more up to date than any printed
directory could be and allows you to select from a variety
of nearby service providers. If the vehicle is driveable,
you can even get a map to the dealer or truckstop you
select.
What other kinds of information
can we get?
The web site, www.trucktires.com,
also has links that will let you pose your tire-related
questions to the Tire
Doctor. You can e-mail your knottiest tire
problem to the Tire Doctor (actually, our entire engineering
and technical staff), and well respond right away
with an answer based on our experience and knowledge.
You can also request regular updates about products, technical
information and offers, by signing up for Information
Express via www.trucktires.com.
From time to time, well e-mail you with the latest
information available.
If your computers or peripheral equipment are old and
tired, or if you want to expand your capabilities, we
can even help you with our Business
Supply Exchange program, which lets you benefit
from Bridgestones purchasing power to get great
prices on a variety of computer equipment, peripherals,
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How about educational
programs?
Your best bet is to contact your Bridgestone representative. Theyve
all been trained to be able to make presentations to you and your
staff, even to help you conduct effective driver meetings.
Whatever your educational needs, your Bridgestone representative
can put together a program for you and can also provide you with
our Longer Mileage Program kits,
including our award-winning videos, that you can use to create your
own programs.
And if we just want to find out more about
some of these tools?
Again, your Bridgestone representative will be happy to explain
any of our many programs, along with how you can use them to best
advantage. Were constantly creating new Real Answers
that we hope will be helpful to you.
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