Lakewood Triangle tire store celebrates grand opening
Published on Thu, Apr 5, 2012Read More Business
On Friday, March 16, city leaders and business representatives welcomed the new Firestone Complete Auto Care store at 17305-27th Ave. NE in Smokey Point with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The company presented several donations to community organizations as part of its introduction.
Store general manager Gerry McArthur presented a $500 donation to Senior Services of Snohomish County's Meals on Wheels Program, and $500 to the Marysville Boys and Girls Club.
The grand opening event included activities for guests all weekend, including a display of Bigfoot, the famous monster truck, a chance to spin a wheel for prizes from NAPA, Carquest and AutoZone, kids' fun with face painters and a balloon artist, and free lunch and refreshments.
The store also held a drawing to give away two 42" flat screen TVs, two Apple iPads, a set of tires, automotive services and more. All entries at the local store also qualify for a nationwide drawing to win a 2012 BMW or Audi sedan.
More than a tire store, the new Firestone Complete Auto Store provides services that include tune-ups, oil changes, air conditioning and radiator maintenance, and much more. Visit www.firestonecompleteautocare.com to schedule an appointment or check on your car's recommended maintenance schedule.
The Lakewood Triangle store is open seven days a week. Phone (360) 654-9370.
Assistant District Manager Ken Scobee joined the Smokey Point store's general manager, Gerry McArthur, in presenting a check to CEO Jim Steinruck and Nutrition Director Martha Peppones of Snohomish County Senior Services during the store's grand opening celebration.
Store general manager Gerry McArthur presented a $500 donation to Senior Services of Snohomish County's Meals on Wheels Program, and $500 to the Marysville Boys and Girls Club.
The grand opening event included activities for guests all weekend, including a display of Bigfoot, the famous monster truck, a chance to spin a wheel for prizes from NAPA, Carquest and AutoZone, kids' fun with face painters and a balloon artist, and free lunch and refreshments.
The store also held a drawing to give away two 42" flat screen TVs, two Apple iPads, a set of tires, automotive services and more. All entries at the local store also qualify for a nationwide drawing to win a 2012 BMW or Audi sedan.
More than a tire store, the new Firestone Complete Auto Store provides services that include tune-ups, oil changes, air conditioning and radiator maintenance, and much more. Visit www.firestonecompleteautocare.com to schedule an appointment or check on your car's recommended maintenance schedule.
The Lakewood Triangle store is open seven days a week. Phone (360) 654-9370.
Assistant District Manager Ken Scobee joined the Smokey Point store's general manager, Gerry McArthur, in presenting a check to CEO Jim Steinruck and Nutrition Director Martha Peppones of Snohomish County Senior Services during the store's grand opening celebration.
