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MHC PUTS DRIVERS FIRST WITH FACILITY EXPANSIONS MHC has finalized construction on
its new dealerships in Ardmore, Okla., and Gainesville, Ga. These facilities fea- ture state-of-the-art technology includ- ing CNG/LNG capabilities, as well as expanded drivers’ lounges, parts ware- houses/showrooms and service bays. The Gainesville and Ardmore
dealerships are tripling in size, at more than 50,000-square-feet each, and are significantly increasing service bay count. Additionally, both facilities offer customers great visibility and highway access. The latest construction enables MHC to expand and meet the ever- changing needs of current customers, as well as offer truck drivers amenities such as drivers’ lounges with flat screen TVs, washers, dryers and showers they can use at their disposal while trucks are being serviced. “Our goal is to enhance our ser-
vices to better support our customers,” MHC Regional Vice President Charlie Anderson said. “We continue to make drivers’ needs a top priority by expand-
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ing our selection and availability of all makes parts, and extending our hours of service in major markets.” MHC’s network includes more than
100 dealerships and leasing locations across 16 states. Learn more about company updates at
MHC.com.
NANOMECH INTRODUCES THE NEXT GENERATION OF ADVANCED LUBRICATION! Nanomech®
cants, specialty chemicals and coatings. Every day, NanoMech is shipping global- ly to Fortune 100 companies and emerg- ing organizations, who have chosen to innovate their way to the top by incorpo- rating our nano-engineered solutions. nGlide®
is so effective in lowering is the world leader in Material Science Manufacturing of lubri-
the coefficient of friction that it borders on establishing frictionless scenarios. “We provide a total truck care package that is a complete bumper-to-bumper solution,” says Bryan Peoples, vice presi- dent of transportation.
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