INSIDER TRUCKING, Continued from page 47
Customers can configure their own
HX using the HX Configurator located on Summit’s website at
www.summit-
truckgroup.com.
SUPERIOR TRAILER CELEBRATES WAYNE SMITH TRUCKING
service shop at the 2016 PACCAR Parts and Peterbilt Motors Company Parts and Services Meeting in Orlando, Fla. Performance criteria was based on retail sales growth, as well as parts purchase
growth, absorption, technician staffing and service. A leading provider of Peterbilt parts
its 40th
Wayne Smith Trucking celebrated anniversary on Nov. 10, 2016 in
Morrilton, Ark. at its new location on WST Drive. Pat O’Connor of Superior Trailer showed Superior’s appreciation for Mr. Smith’s business and friendship by presenting Mr. Smith with a lovely framed image of Arkansas Trucking Report’s cover featuring Smith (ATR Issue 3, 2016). Here’s to great friends!
THE LARSON GROUP RECEIVES SERVICE HONORS AT 2016 PACCAR PARTS AWARDS Peterbilt service dealer The Larson
Group (TLG) was recently awarded for its exceptional customer service, Peterbilt truck parts specials, and 24-hour truck
and accessories, TLG won the “Best In Class Parts and Service Dealer of the Year” Award, and one TLG dealership, Mid-America Peterbilt–O’Fallon, won the “Midwest Region Service Excellence Dealer of the Year Award” and the 2016 “North American Service Excellence Dealer of the Year” Award. The Peterbilt dealership beat out over 350 other deal- ers in six regions for its unparalleled dedication to service. The Larson Group has gained addi-
tional recognition for its Peterbilt truck parts specials that are exclusive to TLG locations, which has helped the company further establish its reputation for pro- viding the best in price and quality. In addition, TLG Service Manager
Mike Paganini was instrumental in TLG’s nomination for “Midwest Region Service Excellence Dealer of the Year Award” for his exemplary service to TLG’s successful apprenticeship program. ATR
Representatives of The Larson Group accept the Best In Class Parts and Service Dealer of the Year Award at the PACCAR Parts and Peterbilt 2016 Parts and Service Meeting in Orlando.
RESOURCE INDEX ADVERTISER
AON Transportation ........ Inside front cover Arkansas Trucking Association ...........37, 40 ATRI ...........................................................49 BorgWarner ...............................................31 Burnett Insurance ............. Inside back cover Custard Insurance Adjusters .....................24 Drivers Legal Plan .....................................29 FedEx Freight .............................................18 Great West Casualty .................................21 Lite-Check .................................................28 MHC Kenworth ...........................................9 NanoMech ................................................10 Per Diem Plus ............................................12 Regions Insurance .....................................17 Southern Tire Mart ...................................15 Stephens Inc. ...............................................3 Summit Truck Group ..................................4 Superior Trailer Sales .................................22 TA/Petro ....................................................39 The Larson Group
........................Back cover Trojan Battery ............................................13 Utility Tri-State ............................................6
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