AP Honda provides free maintenance services

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2011
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AP Honda Co Ltd, the biggest player in the motorcycle market joins forces with its business partners to offer free maintenance service after the flood recedes in six provinces in the Central region.

 

 

During Nov 15 and Nov 29, free services under the “Honda Cares for Flood Victims” project cover the replacement of lubricant oil, gear oil, spark plugs, air filter, as well as engine check-up and maintenance.  This will be carried out by a caravan of 72 technicians.

Joining the campaign are Honda dealers, Ministry of Education's Office of Vocational Education Commission (OVEC), Ministry of Interior's Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM). They will visit Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani, Sing Buri, Angthong, Lop Buri, and Ayutthaya.

"The service will also be considered for other flood-affected areas when the flood recedes until the situation returns to normal,” said Chiaki Kato, president of AP Honda Co Ltd.

The caravan will first be at Uttayan Nakhon Sawan from November 15 to 17; Clock Tower in Uthai Thani from November 19 to 21; Fa Krob Klong, Sing Buri from November 23 to 25; and City Hall, Angthong from November 27 to 29. The second team will visit Si Nakhon, Nakhon Sawan from November 15 to 17; Wong Wian Sa Kaew, Lop Buri from November 19 to 21; Pridi Bridge, Ayutthaya from November 23 to 26; and in front of Somchai Motor Sale in Tha Rua, Ayutthaya from November 28 to 29. Vocational students joining the caravan will receive on-the-job training.

Since the beginning of the flood, Honda and its dealers have helped the victims with life-relief packets, drinking water, tents, other necessities, and the free maintenance service to revive the damaged motorcycles. Honda Group in Thailand also recently donated Bt100 million to the Thai Red Cross Society. Under our “Honda Cares for the Flood Victims”, all aims to relieve the plight and help lower the expenses of the flood victims, as well as to help the rehabilitation once the flood recedes.