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myEZ Car Care Discounts Available at 5,000 Service Providers Nationwide

MyEZ Car Care LLC, a loyalty, vehicle care and records maintenance company, now offers its members discounts and VIP status at over 5,000 trusted national and local automotive service providers from oil changes to preventive maintenance and more.

by Staff
October 27, 2009
2 min to read


NEW ORLEANS — MyEZ Car Care LLC, a loyalty, vehicle care and records maintenance company, now offers its members discounts and VIP status at over 5,000 trusted national and local automotive service providers from oil changes to preventive maintenance and more.

In addition, myEZ Car Care recently launched its new Website, located at http://myezcarcare.com, to make it easy for its members to find service providers in their neighborhood or on the road, and to showcase the company's car care discount and loyalty plans.

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The new Website is designed to be simple and easy to navigate. Interested consumers can read about the VIP Discount Card and the VIP Plus-Complete Care Plan, or they can simply click to view a narrated video demonstration, register, upgrade their plan or log into their account in the Electronic Glove Box.

As part of myEZ Car Care's focus on customer service, the Website offers a secure purchase area and individual login pages. Many of the service providers facilitate automatic upload of service records for VIP Plus-Complete Care members, which simplifies vehicle maintenance and record-keeping.

Any consumer or small business can save money on vehicle maintenance by becoming a member of myEZ Car Care. The company’s plans allow credit unions to help auto loan customers save money on maintenance and maintain the loan collateral.

Tim Shields, vice president of credit administration for Carter Federal Credit Union says, “It’s not often that you find a program like myEZ Car Care that provides tremendous savings and benefits to our members, but also helps protect our loan collateral and even provides ongoing marketing touch points. It’s a real win-win program.”

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