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An Oakham automotive retail centre can lay claim to being one of the most forward-thinking depots in the UK, after achieving Bridgestone UK’s prestigious ‘e-CENTRE’ status.
Eden Tyres & Servicing, based in Tungsten Park, has passed an extensive assessment based on 80 criteria points – covering Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards, customer experience, and operational excellence.
The e-CENTRE concept reflects Bridgestone UK’s vision for the future of mobility, ensuring that tyre retailers adopt best practices while delivering a premium service to motorists. The programme was developed in collaboration with Ernst & Young, who identified future ESG requirements for tyre retailers. Using this as a foundation, Bridgestone UK created a comprehensive assessment framework that Eden Tyres & Servicing Oakham has now successfully met, setting a benchmark for others to follow.
As part of the e-CENTRE initiative, Eden Tyres & Servicing Oakham is embracing a series of best practices, including plans to switching to renewable energy, staff training on premium product performance and road safety initiatives. Staff has also started measuring branch’s CO2 emissions via Bridgestone UK and TrackZero Monitoring Technology, which allows them to identify how they can reduce their outputs. Switching to EV’s and renewable energies have been cited as playing a crucial role in this area.
Matt Eden, Managing Director of Eden Tyres & Servicing, expressed his pride at achieving the landmark status: “We are thrilled to be one of the first garages in the UK to achieve Bridgestone UK’s e-CENTRE status. At Eden Tyres, we have always strived to be at the forefront of innovation, investing in training, technology, and sustainable practices to provide an exceptional customer experience. This recognition reflects our commitment to not only serving our community but also aligning with Bridgestone’s mission to drive positive change in our industry.”
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