Kenworth Adds Truck Dealerships in Utah, Wisconsin
To better serve its customers, Kenworth opened two new dealerships: one in La Crosse, Wis., and the other in St. George, Utah.

Wisconsin Kenworth is a 25,000-square-foot facility.
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Wisconsin Kenworth expanded operations by opening a new Kenworth Truck dealership facility in La Crosse, Wis. In addition, Kenworth Sales Company held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting celebration for its new full-service St. George, Utah, facility.
The 25,000 square-foot Wisconsin dealership on ten acres will double the service and sales capacity. An expanded and driver-focused lounge will provide customers a great place to relax while waiting on trucks serviced by professional factory trained technicians. A Kenworth PremierCare Express drive-thru bay will accommodate a full tractor and trailer.
“I’m proud to see the growth and leadership of our team in La Crosse. The commitment and loyalty of our local customers are what drives our organization to continue to invest,” said Tim Johnson, Vice President - Wisconsin Kenworth.
The 21,000 square-foot St. George facility sits on 10 acres and features 12 service bays, expanded parts inventory, new and used truck sales, rental, and leasing.
“This new store allows us to better facilitate the needs of our customer base in the St George area,” said Lynn Cusey, Kenworth Sales Company district manager. “Kenworth has been servicing this area for many years - since 1999. We are always looking for ways to better serve our customers and look forward to enhancing customer experience with our new, state of the art location.”
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