Truck Parts and Service

June 2014

Truck Parts and Service | Heavy Duty Trucking, Aftermarket, Service Info

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7 Industry Focus VIPAR Heavy Duty has added Texas- based Wofford Truck Parts and Con- solidated Truck Parts, located in North Carolina. In addition to its main headquarters in El Paso, Wofford Truck Parts serves southeastern New Mexico from its branch in Carlsbad. "Wofford Truck Parts is a strategic addition for VIPAR Heavy Duty, help- ing expand our footprint in west Texas and New Mexico," says Jim Pennig, vice president of business development for VIPAR Heavy Duty. "We are glad to partner with them and help expand their product offerings and services through our industry-leading brands." Consolidated Truck Parts is head- quartered in Rockwell, N.C., and is in the midst of a 3,000 sq. ft. expansion of its existing facility. "This is a strategic addition for VIPAR Heavy Duty providing us with added resources to service customers in this area with our selection of industry-lead- ing products for fl eets, owner operators and independent service facilities," says Penning. W W W . T R U C K P A R T S A N D S E R V I C E . C O M J u n e 2 0 1 4 | T R U C K P A R T S & S E R V I C E www.hunter.com/HD Free on-site demonstrations available for Truck Parts and Service readers X All readings in 4 minutes, not 20 X3 axles live using 6 sensors X Build your business in a fraction of the time! Get alignment readings Text INFO to 205-289-3544 or visit www.tpsdigital.com/info VIPAR adds new members in Texas and North Carolina Redwine Garage named Truck Service Expert of the Year Jim Redwine entered the heavy-duty aftermarket in 1973 with one service bay and the best of intentions. In April he was awarded for his deci- sion, being named the 2013 HDA Truck Pride Truck Service Expert of the Year at the organization's annual meeting in Phoenix. "When my sons and I started out we were willing to work with good strong backs, average common sense and a hope that we could make a living," Redwine says. Redwine opened his business, Red- wine Garage Parts and Service, in a tiny building in North Carolina. The bay was so small truck mirrors had to be tucked in to fi t Class 8 trucks inside. The business has now grown to support two locations with six double bays and fi ve single-size bays. It has 18 technicians and fi ve mobile service trucks.

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