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Brighton Gumbo Business Reporter
A NEW motor vehicle suspension repairs company, Quick Fit has invested about $25,000 to set up a plant in Bulawayo. Speaking to Business Chronicle recently, the company’s director Ndaba Ngoma said they would among other services offer computerised wheel alignment, suspension repairs, wheel balancing and disc skimming.

“We’ve invested about $25,000 on this project. “It’s a fantastic centre, bringing together a number of essential car services and fitments under one roof,” he said on the sideline of the company’s official opening. “Basically the idea behind the Quick Fit brand is a place where you can drive in and get your car fixed or checked while you wait.”

Ngoma said the centre will also be selling car fitments such as batteries, exhausts and tyres in support of services that it offers. “The location of the centre is strategically positioned and spacious to accommodate many customers at any given time,” he said. Ngoma said most of their products are locally produced and once a customer launches a complaint against any of the products, the issue is addressed on the same day.