NOVI, MI – Hino Trucks and Amthor International announced today that they have formed a Tank Body Program for the refined fuel, propane autogas, fire prevention, vacuum/septic, and all related tank industries.
Hino Trucks nationwide dealer network will now have the opportunity to become a one-stop location for the truck chassis, truck tank and all other necessary equipment as well as future service and parts. These Hino Trucks dealers are being trained on the sales, marketing, installation, service and maintenance of Amthor Tanks mounted on a Hino chassis.
Glenn Ellis, VP of marketing and dealer operations for Hino Trucks commented, “As our market share continues to grow, more customers in more vocations are experiencing the low cost of ownership of the Hino truck. Our expansion into the tank market is one segment we see tremendous opportunity for growth and we are pleased to take this next step with Amthor International.”
“We are delighted and honored to be working with Hino Trucks, known worldwide as a quality manufacturer of commercial trucks,” stated Brian Amthor, VP of sales and marketing for Amthor International. “Our affiliation will offer our mutual customers excellent products, access to the latest in technology and impeccable service. We look forward to working with Hino Trucks.”
Hino Trucks Forms Tank Program with Amthor International
NOVI, MI – Hino Trucks and Amthor International announced today that they have formed a Tank Body Program for the refined fuel, propane autogas, fire prevention, vacuum/septic, and all related tank industries.
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