Kenworth Introduces 'My KW PremierCare' Online Resource For Enhanced Customer Support
Kenworth PremierCare Online, a free subscription-based Web service, now offers "My KW PremierCare", a user-friendly site loaded with customizable content, trucking tools, industry news and more. "My KW PremierCare" offers a variety of features designed to provide trucking professionals with easily accessible resources, including local weather and diesel prices, Kenworth and industry news, driving directions, job postings, and load locaters. In addition, registrants are invited to offer feedback to further enhance the site to better support their changing needs. To preview "My KW PremierCare", and register for this free service, visit www.kwpremiercare.com. Kenworth PremierCare Online delivers regular e-mail communications to subscribers, such as the latest parts and service specials at their preferred Kenworth dealer, informative e-newsletters featuring industry news, product information, and service tips. Once registered, subscribers also receive access to archived parts and service information, online tools, dealership information and other exclusive benefits, including free gifts. Currently, new members receive a Kenworth key chain. Kenworth also provides other parts and service discounts through the industry-leading Kenworth Privileges Card, which features dozens of discounts from more than 30 brands, Web-based access to profile information, and program updates. For more details on this new program, visit www.kenworthprivileges.com. Kenworth Truck Company, a division of PACCAR Inc, is a leading manufacturer of heavy and medium duty trucks. Kenworth is the recipient of the 2006 J.D. Power and Associates awards for Highest in Customer Satisfaction for both the Over the Road Segment and Pickup and Delivery Segment Class 8 Trucks, and for Heavy Duty Dealer Service. Kenworth's Internet home page is at www.kenworth.com. Kenworth. The World's Best.
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