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Utility Trailers adds new parts location

Fleet Equipment Staff
By Fleet Equipment Staff

Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. has announced that Utility Trailer Sales of Southern California LLC has opened a new parts location within the Los Angeles Basin in Santa Fe Springs, Calif.

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“Utility Trailer Sales has quite a number of customers in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties. Other parts businesses have left the LA area due to costs and traffic congestion, and we felt this was an opportunity to fill that void and elevate our customer service response,” said Ralph Thrasher, general manager at Utility Trailer Sales of Southern California. “We are looking to attract new parts customers and improve response times delivering to our existing customers.”

The new dealer location is: 10604 Hathaway Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, 90670.

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