Spiffy has landed a $22 million Series B financing round.

The on-demand car care, tech and services company plans on using the investment for the rollout of new Spiffy markets, growing franchise territories and launching new service offerings.

Tribeca Venture Partners led the round, which also included participation from existing investors Bull City Venture Partners, Shell Ventures, Idea Fund Partners, Trog Hawley Capital, and Attinger; as well as new investors Goodyear Ventures, Private Access Network, Gaingels and Flucas Ventures.

“We started Spiffy on a path towards becoming a complete car care solution for individual customers and fleet clients. Today serves as both a humbling reminder of the progress we’ve made in the last seven years and a thrilling look ahead at what we’re going to achieve next,” Spiffy chief executive officer Scot Wingo said in a news release.

“We’re grateful for the support from Tribeca Ventures, Bull City Venture Partners, Shell Ventures, Idea Fund Partners, Trog Hawley Capital, Attinger, Goodyear Ventures, Private Access Network, Gaingels, and Flucas Ventures as we set our sights on continued market expansion and adding more convenient services for our customers,” Wingo said.

One of the new offerings Spiffy has planned is to launch tire rotation and replacement services nationally. These have been piloted in Spiffy’s home market of Raleigh, N.C.

Spiffy recently acquired Tennessee-based Pit Crew and intends on expanding its presence in the repair service space for parts such as brakes and batteries.

Chip Meakem is the co-founder and managing partner of Tribeca Venture Partners, the lead investor in the round.

“Spiffy has built its service model to provide much-needed convenience for customers frustrated by long wait times and tiresome scheduling for routine maintenance,” Meakem said in a news release. “With its on-demand service offering and exceptional leadership team, the future of Spiffy is set up for exciting success.”