Service Trucks International Adds Ty Malone as Midwest Regional Sales Manager
Service Trucks International hires Ty Malone as Midwest regional sales manager, expanding customer support across eight states.

Ty Malone has joined Service Trucks International as Midwest regional sales manager, covering customer support across eight states.
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Service Trucks International (STI), a manufacturer of service truck bodies and Tiger Cranes, has named Tyrone (Ty) Malone as regional sales manager for the Midwest.
In this new role, Malone will oversee customer engagement across Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Kentucky.
"The addition of Ty to the sales team is a critical next step for STI’s growth," said Tim Henrich, national sales manager for Service Trucks International. "His background in business development in the truck and municipal sectors is exactly the combination of skills we need as we strive to better serve our customers throughout the Midwest."
Malone brings experience in truck sales and territory management, with a background in both the construction and refuse sectors. He previously served as a branch manager with Elliott Equipment and as a regional sales manager with Falcon Asphalt, where he led customer initiatives and developed solutions for municipal fleet operations.
"I'm excited about the opportunity to help shape STI’s growth trajectory, and to support its commitment to build the most durable products in the industry. It’s invigorating to be part of an organization that serves so many industries with reliable products and an authentic customer-first approach," said Malone.
Based in Sioux Center, Iowa, Service Trucks International has been building service truck, mechanics, and crane bodies since 1987. Its Tiger Cranes division, launched in 1990, provides telescoping cranes designed for durability and reliability across construction, mining, utility, and oil and gas applications.
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