Peterbilt Locations
Peterbilt Locations
With over 400 locations in the United States and Canada, Peterbilt Motors Company says its dealer network now has the largest footprint of any OEM. Last year, the OEM and its dealer partners invested at a record level in improving service capacity through new locations, relocations, mobile service trucks and hiring more technicians.
The Peterbilt Dealer Locator app allows you to quickly find a Peterbilt dealership near you with just a few taps on your phone. The free app is available in the Apple and Google Play stores.
HUNTER PETERBILT
This Peterbilt dealership is part of the Jackson Group of Dealers and was ranked #64 on Zippia’s Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania list. The rankings are based on government and proprietary data on salaries, company financial health, and employee diversity.
Allstate Peterbilt
Allstate Peterbilt operates 21 peterbilt locations dealership locations throughout the Great Lakes region and finished 2017 as one of the top performing dealers in parts and service, medium duty sales, Class 8 sales and MX engine sales. It also is one of the leaders in the Peterbilt dealer network for mobile service and is a member of the Peterbilt Mobile Service Council, which develops best practices for other Peterbilt dealers to follow in developing their mobile service operations.
Dobbs Peterbilt
Dobbs Peterbilt is a full-service Peterbilt dealership that has been in business for over 80 years and was named Dealer of the Year by Peterbilt Motors Company in 2017. Its dealership locations include six in Illinois, four in Indiana, three in Kentucky, two in Missouri, three in Tennessee, and seven in West Virginia. Dobbs Peterbilt is staffed by highly skilled technicians and offers an extensive selection of Peterbilt trucks, parts and services.
Heavy-duty truck manufacturers top the list of favorite brands year after year. Peterbilt is no exception, with its long history of innovation, exemplary quality and premium driver experience setting the standard.
How Peterbilt got started
A logging operation in Tacoma, Washington, needed trucks that would transport felled logs to nearby mills more quickly and efficiently. The company was founded in 1939 by Theodore Alfred Peterman. It took a little while for Peterman to decide whether he should build chain-driven trucks or more conventional logging models. He settled on a compromise and eventually purchased Fageol Motors in Oakland, California, for $50,000.
The company built two chain-driven trucks for logging purposes but soon realized that the model wasn’t very popular with customers. Eventually, the company changed its name to Peterbilt and began producing trucks that worked for both logging and hauling.
Changing hands several times over the years, the truck manufacturer still maintains its dedication to excellence and pride in the workmanship of each and every vehicle it produces. Today, the company focuses on four main goals that will help it remain an industry leader:
Enduring Craftsmanship
Forging the world’s finest heavy-duty trucks from the finest materials and assembling them with the highest-quality components is something Peterbilt prides itself on. This steadfast commitment has helped it grow into one of the largest truck makers in the world.
