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• 1. (317) 759-2009
• 2. (408) 780-0374
• 3. (631) 444-8002
• 4. (631) 632-8000
• 5. (631) 689-8333
• 6. (702) 660-6630
• 7. (800) 447-3070
• 8. (866) 226-5638
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• 10. 1780829226
• 11. 516-689-3333
• 12. 631-632-3273
• 13. 631.444.1543
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• 15. 794 631-638
• 16. 800-634-6353

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How many meineke car care centers are there?

  With over 900 locations, you’re never far from a name you can trust. Meineke’s rewards program gives you points for bringing your car into Meineke for the maintenance or repairs it needs. With new centers opening all the time, we’re always looking for the next best spot for a new Meineke Car Care Center.

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  Meineke has put together an entire package of repair and preventative maintenance services specializing in quick, timely repairs to minimize down time.

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  Please give us a call at 1-800-447-3070 to contact a representative. Please contact the Meineke Car Care Center location directly and request that invoice be made available to you. If you are unable to get in contact with that location, please contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-447-3070.

• What is ’corner to corner’ knitting?

  ’Corner to Corner’ knitting is a traditional age-old method - still popular today, perhaps because it is so easy. You can make a corner to corner washcloth in cotton yarn if you would like a quick project. Or make a corner to corner blanket as big as you would like.

• Why is scotscotch corner called Scot Scot corner?

  Scotch Corner. The junction’s name is derived from the fact that it is the point of divergence for traffic coming from London, the East Midlands, and further south in Yorkshire and wishing to continue either to Edinburgh and eastern Scotland (along the A1 (M)) or to Glasgow and western Scotland (by taking the A66).