DTM, the nationwide tyre specialist, has launched a brand new website that enables users to book tyre assistance from any location at any time.
DTM specialises in delivering flexible and compliant tyre management solutions, tailored to fleet.
‘Exceeding the requirements of our customers is at the heart of our business. Our newly designed website underlines our company mantra, ‘clients-first’. DTM’s new site is very accessible, and it enables customers to get in touch with us whenever and wherever they need us,’ commented Kelly Wayman, Operations Manager for DTM.
Apart from underlining DTM’s customer-focused philosophy, it also focusses on helping clients and network centres to manage and access their accounts. DTM’s online management information system portal presents unrivalled intelligent data about tyre operations, enabling strategic decisions based on facts. DTM’s nationwide service network and world-class management reporting deliver compliance and transparency, so users can easily oversee their fleet’s tyres.
https://directtyre.co.uk has a clean and modern design which is as easy to navigate on a desktop and tablet as it is from a mobile.
The information is simple to access for anyone, and it enables people to book a tyre appointment at their convenience either online or via the DTM call centre, which is open 24/7/365.
DTM operates a nationwide network of over 2,200 highly acclaimed tyre management centres, which are always available for planned tyre maintenance and tyre emergencies. DTM’s new website enables service network partners to log in directly online and access information.
Steve Richardson, MD of DTM, commented: ‘It makes great sense to leverage the power of the web – the power of links – to create a smooth, scalable path to continually improving the customer experience and more rewarding for those who visit.
‘The redevelopment of the DTM platform is another step in the NRG journey.
DTM provides a managed tyre service for fleets of any size and all vehicle types including cars, vans, trucks, mobile plant, agricultural and heavy machinery.
