A study on Consumer Reaction on Passenger Car Tyre Selection in Theni
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Theni, Tyre Selection, Passenger Car, Consumer ReactionAbstract
This research investigates the consumer reaction on passenger car tyre selection in Theni. This study understanding of consumer needs and wants. Finally I have given some views and suggestions to the company with which they can satisfy the consumer.
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