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Photo courtesy of O'Rourke Petroleum.
Photo courtesy of O'Rourke Petroleum.
Texas fuel and lubricant provider O'Rourke Petroleum has expanded its operations in southeast Texas by adding a facility and seven delivery trucks in Beaumont, the company announced.
O'Rourke Petroleum is adding a 20,000-square-foot warehouse and lubricant storage area that will enhance its capability to deliver fuel and lubricants to fleet customers in the area known as the Golden Triangle.
The company sells all grades of gasoline and diesel to fleets for use in larger trucks, vans, and buses. The company has a fleet fuel management program supported by fleet cards. The company also provides lubricants such as passenger car motor oil, heavy-duty engine oil, greases, hydraulic fluid, and transmission oil. The company has distributed Shell lubricants since 1998.
O'Rourke Petroleum is based in Houston and operates facilities in Corpus Christi, Dallas/Fort Worth, Midland/Odessa, San Antonio, Tyler, and Victoria.
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