Benefits for AFGE Members

When you join the union, you have access to these AFGE benefits. These benefits are backed by the collective strength of over 10-million members of AFL-CIO unions. By using one or two of the programs, many members save as much as their annual dues.

These Money-Saving Benefits are Available Only to AFGE Members:

Goodyear Tire & Service Discounts

According to the Car Care Council, Americans spent an estimated 2 billion dollars last year due to vehicle neglect. Think of it this way: Which is more expensive, replacing your battery, or having it die and leaving you stranded, paying for a service call and then replacing the battery anyway? In the overall scheme of things, getting your car serviced regularly is the best way for you to save money on automotive costs, and save time on easily avoidable mechanical problems.

Regular car maintenance and new tire purchases help stretch the longevity and value of your vehicle. Now, when you use the Union Plus Goodyear Discounts, you can help keep your car in good shape and save money - while also supporting your fellow union members.

Many Goodyear tires are made by members of the United Steelworkers of America (USWA) and the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW). Through an agreement with the company-owned Goodyear Gemini Auto Service Centers, Union Plus Goodyear discount tires and car service deals are now available exclusively to union members.

Cash in on the following special union-member-only deals for Goodyear discount tires and more:

o 5% off all Goodyear tires, including car tires, snow tires, all-terrain and more
o 10% service - including sale prices

Treat your truck, van, car or motorcycle to some new Goodyear tires wheels and a tune-up - and give the thanks to your union membership.

Available outside the US?

Answer: No. AFGE continues its effort to expand this and other benefit programs to all members regardless of where they reside.

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