Wrench Acquires Lemon Squad, Expands Full-Service Automotive Offerings

Through the acquisition of Lemon Squad, Wrench customers and fleet operators can now schedule on-site, pre-purchased vehicle inspections directly through the Wrench mobile app.

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September 17, 2020

Wrench Acquires Lemon Squad, Expands Full-Service Automotive Offerings — As a result of the acquisition, Wrench now serves consumers and fleet operators across the vehicle ownership experience — from pre-purchase to repair — nationwide.
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Wrench, a mobile vehicle maintenance and repair solution, has agreed to acquire Lemon Squad, an automotive inspection company with a large network of ASE-certified inspectors, the company announced.

Andy Dabbs, president and CEO of Lemon Squad, will join Wrench as general manager of inspections, and the company’s network of 2,800 expert inspectors will become part of Wrench’s extended team. As a result of the acquisition, Wrench now serves consumers and fleet operators across the vehicle ownership experience — from pre-purchase to repair — nationwide.

Through the acquisition of Lemon Squad, Wrench customers and fleet operators can now schedule on-site, pre-purchase vehicle inspections directly through the Wrench mobile app. Within 24-48 hours, a certified technician will travel to the location of the vehicle, conduct an in depth inspectIon and then deliver a comprehensive inspection report.

Customers can also continue to contact Lemon Squad directly.

Topics:Mergers & Acquisitions Fleet Maintenance Maintenance Global Fleet

Originally posted on Work Truck Online

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