Ribbon Cutting: Firestone Complete Auto Care

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Ribbon Cutting: Firestone Complete Auto Care
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DATEJUNE 3, 2022

TIME11:00 AM – NOON

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Firestone Complete Auto Care – Bldg. 4712 Lee Rd., Fort Jackson, SC 29207

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting celebration at the new Firestone Complete Auto Care on Ft. Jackson. Ribbon Cutting will take place at 11:00AM on Friday, June 3rd.

From Friday, June 3rd – Sunday, June 5th there will be tire and service discounts available. $70 off on a set of 4 Bridgestone or Firestone tires. 20% off service Offers can be combined.

Firestone Complete Auto Care is your trusted provider for tires and auto service since 1926. Come out to our beautiful new store and take advantage of great savings on tire and auto service.

LEARN MORE ABOUT FIRESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CARE

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