The refreshed shop marks the beginning of a statewide rebrand initiative across all nine locations for brand consistency in Florida
Stuart, Fla.—All County Tire & Auto in Florida with nine locations has announced the completion of its first rebrand and renovation at its Stuart location. The refreshed shop marks the beginning of a statewide rebrand initiative across all locations for brand consistency and community connection.
The new space brings a fresh, open layout that features include comfortable seating, accessible charging stations, bright finishes and an updated welcome lounge. The addition of a new brand wall serves as a visual centerpiece, highlighting All County’s brand promise of “Quality work. Genuine Care. For all of life’s miles” intended to give customers a clearer sense of the people and purpose behind the brand.
Other customer experience and service offering enhancements include:
- 24-hour key drop and pick-up options for greater convenience.
- Enhanced waiting area amenities to improve the in-shop experience.
- New website and tools, including:
- Mobile-friendly online scheduling.
- Automated service reminders and confirmations.
- Real-time text and email updates when vehicles are ready.
- Digital Vehicle Inspections that provide more clarity and transparency.
“The rebrand represents more than a new look; it’s a reflection of who we are and the community we serve,” said Steve Rich, brand president of All County Tire & Auto. “From the refreshed space to the welcoming atmosphere, every detail was designed with our customers in mind.”
To celebrate, All County hosted an employee and customer appreciation event featuring All County-branded cupcakes, a Big Foot truck, a Kona Ice truck, raffle giveaways, and even a caricature artist. As part of All County’s commitment to giving back to the community, the company also partnered with the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, where the team raised over $1,000 to support marine life preservation along Florida’s coast.
The Stuart rebrand serves as the first of All County shops to undergo the rebrand, with the remaining shops to follow within the year.
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