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Fleet Brake Adds New Location In British Columbia

Opening in February 2014, the new facility will be an important link in the Fleet Brake parts distribution network.

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By aftermarketNews Staff
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CALGARY, Canada – Fleet Brake has announced plans for a new parts distribution center in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. Opening in February 2014, the new facility will be an important link in the Fleet Brake parts distribution network.
 
“We are excited to expand product and service to our legacy mining, forestry, logging and construction customers in British Columbia," said John Bzeta, president of Fleet Brake. "Complementing and expanding the service of our Peerless Parts and Service location in Penticton, Kamloops’ connections to Highways 5, 97, the Trans-Canada and Yellowhead Highways, makes it a major transportation hub where we have the ability to support our regional and national customers.”
 
The new location’s address is:
Fleet Brake
575 Athabasca Street
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
V2H 1C5
PH: 1-250-314-0019
FAX: 1-250-314-0615
 

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