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JX Truck Center-Clare is a 29,000-square-foot facility located on a six-acre lot.

JX Truck Center-Clare replaces JX Truck Center-Mt. Pleasant.
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JX Enterprises announced JX Truck Center-Clare, its newest dealership, opens on Oct. 31 to serve customers’ parts, service, and truck rental and leasing needs.
JX Truck Center-Clare is a 29,000-square-foot facility located on a six-acre lot to provide access for trucks and trailers, according to the company's news release.
“We’re very excited to welcome customers to the new JX Truck Center-Clare, the largest, most modern truck dealership in the region,” said Micah Herin, JX operations manager. “It is designed and built to enhance the complete customer experience. With 12 service bays, a massive parts and merchandise showroom, and a two-lane drive-through for express service assessments, it will provide customers with quick and efficient solutions for their aftermarket and truck rental and leasing needs.”
Other features of JX Truck Center-Clare include an in-floor, drive-on hydraulic lift that allows technicians access to the underside of the vehicle; a drivers’ lounge; trailer parking; parts inventory storage; and 100-foot-long service bays.
JX Truck Center-Clare replaces JX Truck Center-Mt. Pleasant, which is approximately 15 miles south of the new location.
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