Pep Boys is helping Hurricane Sandy victims

Nov. 8, 2012

To help those affected by Hurricane Sandy, the Pep Boys – Manny, Moe & Jack will offer free automotive services to those in the storm-affected areas of the northeast U.S.

Pep Boys says it recognizes the importance of helping motorists ensure their vehicles are safe to drive after the storm. Due to the debris on the roads, many may have experienced tire damage. Pep Boys will fix flat tires free of charge.

As motorists may be concerned about other possible damage to their vehicles as a result of the storm, Pep Boys is also offering a free preventative maintenance and safety inspection to identify any issues.

“Pep Boys is an East Coast company, and we have seen firsthand the devastation Sandy has left in its wake,” says Mike Odell, CEO and president. “Our stores and associates remain committed to helping people drive safely and we offer these services as a way to assist people in these communities to get back on their feet during these difficult days.”

Pep Boys says it wants these services to be easily accessible to those affected by the disaster. No applications, coupons or codes are needed; the free services will be applied automatically at check-out. The services will be offered from Nov. 2, 2012, through Nov. 21, 2012, in stores covering all of New Jersey, New York, eastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

A full list of participating stores and additional information will be available at http://www.pepboys.com/hurricane-sandy-disaster-relief-efforts.