Kenworth Names 2014 Parts Council

Kenworth Truck Company has named its 2014 Kenworth Parts Council members. The council consists of leading parts managers from Kenworth dealerships in the United States and Canada.

by Staff

January 29, 2014

1 min to read

Kenworth Truck Company has named its 2014 Kenworth Parts Council members. The council consists of leading parts managers from Kenworth dealerships in the United States and Canada. The council is dedicated to enhancing the quality of parts and customer support to truck fleets and owner-operators.

Kenworth Parts Council members are: Chairwoman - Jo Frost, Edmonton Kenworth, Edmonton, Alb.; Ken Ables, Performance Kenworth, Cleveland, Texas; Paul Baker, Wallwork Kenworth, Fargo, N.D.; Samuel Letendre, Kenworth Maska, La Presentation, Que.; Lisa Nichols, Kenworth of Columbus, Hilliard, Ohio; Vic Stiller, Inland Kenworth, Phoenix, Ariz.; Jeff Weaver, Truckworx Kenworth, Birmingham, Ala.; Clayton Zuchotzki, GreatWest Kenworth, Calgary, Alb.; and Kenworth Dealer Council representative Mike Murphy, MHC Kenworth, Leawood, Kan.

Kenworth dealers offer genuine Kenworth proprietary parts and provide all makes parts and service through more than 345 locations in the United States and Canada. Kenworth dealers also offer TRP parts, which are dependable aftermarket products designed and tested to exceed customers' expectations for quality and value, according to the company.

Topics:Aftermarket Parts TRP Kenworth Maintenance Global Fleet

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