Safe-Guard Says New Programs Increase Agent and Dealer Profits
Safe-Guard, a major provider of window etch, has introduced two new programs, Safe-Parts and Safe-Tire, that it says significantly increase agents' and dealers' revenue.
The company said the overwhelming demand for window etch has led to the creation of Safe-Parts, which combines bar code technology with ultra-violet identification to ensure vehicle security. Labels with bar code identification numbers permanently mark the vehicle’s body parts, i.e. trunk, hood and doors.
If removed, the labels will leave indelible identification numbers on the vehicle's body parts that can only be seen with ultraviolet light. Law enforcement can scan these numbers for vehicle identification. Safe-Parts is also available for motorcycles, ATVS and personal watercraft.
Safe-Tire goes one step further to provide reassurance from road hazards, according to Safe-Guard. Safe-Tire is a five-year guarantee that entitles the beneficiary to repair or replacement of flat tire, repair or replacement of wheel damage and coverage of all cost associated with the repair or replacement of tires and/or wheels plus labor charges including mounting balancing, valve stems and taxes.
This program is designed to help drivers get back on the road safely after being exposed to the everyday hazards. These everyday hazards such as nails, glass, debris potholes and blowouts can be a costly addition to a driver's expenses.
Safe-Guard says both programs are cost efficient for agents and dealers, providing them the opportunity to offer them to their customers at a very competitive price.
More information on these and all of Safe-Guard's programs can be found at www.safe-guardproducts.com or by calling (800) 742-7896.
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