Alliance Truck Parts' new products, which include diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) filters, air brake compressors, and slack adjustors, will be available at dealerships and stand-alone retail locations.
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Alliance Truck Parts' new products, which include diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) filters, air brake compressors, and slack adjustors, will be available at dealerships and stand-alone retail locations.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Alliance Truck Parts has added more than 11 new parts to its product line and has opened 13 new retail locations.
The new products and retail locations for commercial vehicles, including school buses, are part of Daimler Trucks North America's vision of a one-stop solution, providing retail experiences and parts to customers when and where they need them, according to a news release from the manufacturer. The growing parts portfolio, increasing retail footprint, and ability to deliver parts in 24 hours or less will benefit customer uptime, according to Daimler.
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The new parts, which include diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) filters, air brake compressors, and slack adjustors, will be available at dealerships and stand-alone Alliance Truck Parts retail locations, according to Daimler. The supplier's 13 new stand-alone retail stores, include locations in Hartford, Conn., and St. Cloud, Minn., in addition to expanded retail areas at 22 different dealerships.
The aftermarket parts supplier recently opened 13 new stand-alone retail locations in North America.
“We set aggressive goals to expand our retail footprint and value-based product offerings to meet our long-term objective of creating superior experiences that will help our customers get back on the road,” said Brad Williamson, director of Alliance Truck Parts and Detroit Reman Marketing and Sales. “We’re proud of the strides we’ve already made with our new products and retail locations, and we’re continuing our push to be the customers’ first choice for value parts.”
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