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Lately I had a problem with my car and I needed it to be towed to the nearest auto shop. And thanks to Wheelers Club, it made my life easier.

What is Wheelers Club?

WHEELERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL ( WCI ), is an exclusive association of car owners in Philippines, primarily to provide its members with a wide range of comprehensive package of automotive as well as non-automotive benefits and services.

WCI, has vast modern custom-designed Tow trucks deployed in Metro Manila and Metro Cebu, all with damage-free equipment and manned by skilled drivers/mechanics with radio communication networks and facilities consummate to respond to its needs and maintenance.

Benefits of a Wheeler’s Club Member
*Free unlimited towing service
*Free 24 hour Emergency Road Assistance anywhere in Metro Manila (flat tire change, battery boost, minor elec and mechanical repairs..)
*Ambulance service
*Assistance in car renewal of car registration in LTO
*P20,000 personal accident insurance
*Discounts in hotels, motels, accessory shops, gas stations, motor shops.

How To Apply

You don’t need to go to the office to sign up, they’ll just send a messenger so you can fill out the application form, you just give the P700 membership fee, and you will be given a temporary certificate and within 24 hrs, you’re already a member!. You will get your permanent card and your wheelers sticker after 2weeks.

The membership fee is only P700/year. This is worth it because you don’t have to worry if you will have trouble with your car in the middle of the road.
Just a short call away and help is on the way.

WHEELERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL
#105 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue (Infront of Q.I.) Tatalon, Quezon City
Tel. Nos. 374- 6001/ 911-0911

To know more about Wheelers Club, read their website: www.wheelersclub.com

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