Penske has announced an addition to the company’s truck dealer network in Tasmania with the appointment of Tas Trucks t, representing its Western Star Trucks, MAN Truck and Bus, Dennis Eagle, and Detroit brands.
Tis Trucks has facilities in Launceston, Hobart, and Devonport, and Penske says it will give sales, parts, and service support to its customer base on the Apple Isle.
Penske says the the team at Tas Trucks has forged a hard-earned reputation over the last four decades being a “highly trusted partner for Tasmanian customers”.
George Konstantinou, head of dealer capability at Penske Australia said that Tas Trucks’ dealer principal, Ed Jones, has an extensive history working with global brands.
“He and his team focus heavily on customer engagement and growing through local community involvement,” said Konstantinou.
“ Tas Trucks has steadily grown its portfolio into the heavy-duty truck space since being stablished in 1982 to support the material handling industry,” he added.
“Ed has also grown the team’s capability, bringing on key staff including Troy Wood, who has taken on the role of director, operations manager Barnaby Terry, and sales manager Luke Bennett.”
Penske said Tas Trucks is vital in supporting Tasmanians in metropolitan and remote locations statewide, providing 24/7, 365 days a year on-site breakdown service,
“The team and I are thrilled to be adding the renowned Western Star, MAN, Dennis Eagle, and Detroit brands to our portfolio,” said Ed Jones.
“We aim to challenge heavy-duty market leaders in Tasmania with a combination of outstanding products and excellent customer service support.”
Tas Trucks will host a customer event on Thursday, 8th May, at its Launceston dealership with Shell V-Power Racing Team drivers Will Davison and Brodie Kostecki present to meet guests and it will have Western Star 47X and 48X models will be on display, as well as the MAN TGS 540 and TGX 640 powerhouse.
