AUSTIN, TEXAS - Effective immediately, Precision Fleet Brakes has relocated its headquarters to a larger office space in Austin, Texas, according to Zane McCarthy, president and CEO.
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Precision Fleet Brakes Relocates Headquarters in Austin
AUSTIN, TEXAS - Effective immediately, Precision Fleet Brakes has relocated its headquarters to a larger office space in Austin, Texas for easier access to major expressways and to be closer to the company's warehouse.
by Staff
June 17, 2009
1 min to read
Precision Fleet Brakes
6301 Manchaca Road, Suite B
Austin, Texas, 78745
The telephone number remains the same: (866) 460-4274.
Precision Fleet Brakes' new office space is centrally located in Austin with easy access to major expressways and close to their warehouse.
"We're excited about our move as it allows us room for growth as we service the needs of our current customers, focus on expanding our customer base and continue adding new product offerings to our catalog of cryogenically processed rotors," said McCarthy.
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