Doonan Peterbilt Adds New Dealership in Kansas
Doonan Peterbilt Truck and Equipment has opened a third dealership with a new, purpose-built facility with convenient access from Interstate 70, Peterbilt Motors Company recently announced.
Doonan Peterbilt Truck and Equipment has opened a third dealership with a new, purpose-built facility with convenient access from Interstate 70, Peterbilt Motors Company recently announced.
“We’re pleased to continue expanding our Peterbilt dealerships to give customers greater convenience and superior customer satisfaction,” said Kenny Doonan of Doonan Peterbilt Truck and Equipment. “Doonan Peterbilt of Hays (Kan.) is a state-of-the-art facility with 10 well equipped service bays the full range of tools and technologies to get repairs done right and minimize customer downtime.
“Additionally, our new dealership has a nicely appointed driver’s lounge with numerous amenities to make our customers comfortable and productive.”
The new parts and service dealership also has ample parking, a spacious parts and accessories showroom and a large well-stocked warehouse to help ensure customers get back on the road as quickly as possible. The dealership is staffed with knowledgeable, fully trained service technicians and parts specialists.
Hays is the largest city in Northwest Kansas and is approximately 250 miles west of Kansas City, Mo., and 300 miles southeast of Denver. Doonan Peterbilt of Hays joins two full-service dealerships owned and operated by Doonan Truck and Equipment: Doonan Truck and Equipment of Wichita (Kan.) and Doonan Peterbilt of Great Bend (Kan.).
More Operations

Automotive Fleet Opens 2026 Personal Use Survey for Commercial Fleet Managers
Commercial and corporate fleet managers are invited to share how their organizations handle company vehicle personal-use policies, charges, and driver eligibility.
Read More →
Fleet Safety, Technician Trends and Mixed-Energy Strategy
Take a look at the people, preparation, leadership, and technology helping fleets stay ready before something goes wrong this month.
Read More →
The Next Generation of Fleet Is Ready to Get to Work | Shades of Fleet
Meet the apprentices, early-career professionals, and emerging leaders bringing curiosity, new ideas, and people-first thinking to fleet.
Read More →
Shades of Fleet Call for Voices: Family Ties
Fleet may run on vehicles and data, but for some professionals, it also runs in the family. August’s Shades of Fleet explores the pride, pressure, lessons, and legacy behind family-run operations and multi-generational fleet careers.
Read More →
WEX Launches SecureFuel AI-Powered Fuel Fraud & Theft Protection Tool
WEX launched SecureFuel, a fraud-detection tool that uses AI-powered models to analyze fleet card transaction data and compare it with vehicle telematics data to prevent misuse or fraudulent purchases. In an exclusive interview, Work Truck learned more.
Read More →
Fleet Leadership, Mixed-Energy Strategy, and DOT Marijuana Rules Lead the News
From hard-earned leadership lessons to fuel strategy, fleet technology, and compliance, this week’s Truck Chat Cheat Sheet covers the stories fleet professionals are reading most.
Read More →How Atlas Helps Drivers Without Distractions
Motive Atlas brings AI directly into the cab, helping drivers log in with their voice, get route and weather information, locate fuel stops, and instantly capture important road events, all while keeping their hands on the wheel. This video provides all the details.
Read More →
Top 50 Executive Fleets
It is that time of year again! Time for the 2026 list of the Top 50 Executive Fleets, presented by Automotive Fleet and Volvo as part of its annual Fleet 500. Download now to see this year's list of companies!
Read More →
Behind the Scenes: Building the Ringmaster of the Road from Body to Paint Part 2
The body is built, the paint is on, and Team Fletcher’s Soap Box Derby car is nearly ready for testing ahead of race day in Akron.
Read More →
It's All Downhill from Here! Fleet Industry Raises $22,000 for Skilled Trades Scholarships
Work Truck’s Lauren Fletcher and Automotive Fleet’s Chris Brown turned a friendly racing rivalry into $22,000 for automotive technology and skilled trades scholarships.
Read More →
