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2 years ago
Donald Cameron for Allstate Peterbilt of Alexandria
Was alright.had what I needed

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3 years ago
Dmitri Petelco for Allstate Peterbilt of Alexandria
Very nice and friendly people Checked my def system Didn’t find any problems They even can provide you with a car for shopping while waiting for your truck

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3 years ago
Mitch Ahlers for Allstate Peterbilt of Alexandria
Hand's down good service for parts and repair!

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3 years ago
DaMann Mannn for Lakeland Florida Kenworth
Great professional staff, love to see it 👌 Small but probably the best trucker's lounge I've ever needed to stay in, has air conditioning, netflix, cozy chairs! ☺️ Maybe it's the holidays, maybe not? It just feels great doing buisness here. #StayThisWay

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3 years ago
Larry Hall for Lakeland Florida Kenworth
Today at around 06:15 I go inside to see about getting service done on my truck. I go inside and stop at first counter. The guy there sees me walk in and instead of asking me what I needed, he continued talking to one of his Co workers instead of acknowledging me being there. So I noticed a sign pointing towards the service department, so I found my own way there. Once I get there there is someone, who I assume was a service counter employee. Once he saw me he asked me what I needed, while at the same time he's sitting playing a video game on his cellphone. I told him my truck was having an electrical issue with my headlight not working. The whole time I'm telling him my issues with the truck, he's just busy playing his game on his phone. After I finish telling him my problems with the truck, he then asks me if I had a trailer. I replied no. Then he says it'll be a while before someone can look at it, because they would need to power my truck down before they can test it. I ask him how long is a while. He replies and says, at the end of the week. I understand that all kenworth shops are busy with other trucks that come in. But at least make yourselves look busy if that's the case. Parts counter was busy talking to his Co worker instead of assisting a customer. And service guy is too busy playing his game on his phone to acknowledge a customer professionally.

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4 years ago
Mike Rempel for Allstate Peterbilt of Alexandria
Good staff, talented techs got our company truck in and out of their shop quickly.

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4 years ago
Michelle Brooks for Thermo King of Northern Maine

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4 years ago
The peterbilt and kenworth guy for MHC Kenworth - Dallas
This Kenworth dealership is so friendly, had a good experience looking for a kenworth t680 I will come back to this place I give 5 stars.🛻

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4 years ago
Timothy Hunt for TLG Peterbilt - St. Louis
Great place to get your electronics stolen .I had my GPS and radar detection in my laundry bag full of clothes and they went through everything and took the electronics

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4 years ago
Timothy Hunt for TLG Peterbilt - St. Louis
Great place to get your electronics stolen .I had my GPS and radar detection in my laundry bag full of clothes and they went through everything and took the electronics

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