TRP launches new website
Officials say the user friendly site provides truck and bus fleet operators with a searchable online catalog and detailed information on its full line of all-makes aftermarket parts. Visitors can search parts by keyword, category or part number.
RENTON, Wash. — TRP recently unveiled a new user friendly website that officials said provides truck and bus fleet operators with a searchable online catalog and detailed information on its full line of all-makes aftermarket parts.
The website, www.TRPParts.com, also features the latest specials offered across the U.S., Canada and Mexico on TRP parts.
“We set out to make the new TRP website as simple to use as picking up the TRP catalog, with more interactive features that make finding the right part even easier and more intuitive,” said Bart Lore, general marketing manager for PACCAR Parts. (PACCAR dealers manage TRP Bus Parts inventory.)
The site allows users to search parts by keyword, category or part number. Truck and bus fleet operators can also stay current on the latest products and maintenance tips with videos and articles.
“Visitors to the new site can look up individual parts, download product information sheets to get details on features and benefits, view photos and watch videos or read articles offering parts and maintenance recommendations,” Lore said.
The new website also includes a dealer locator that helps operators find their nearest authorized TRP retailer, which includes hundreds of Kenworth and Peterbilt dealers across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Available in English, Spanish and French versions, the website is responsive and works with all major desktop browsers and mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, according to the company.
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