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About TRP

TRP parts for trucks, trailers and buses are available through authorized retailers that include Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF dealerships around the world. Supported by a worldwide network of parts and service professionals, TRP offers dependable aftermarket products that are designed and tested to exceed customers’ expectations for quality and value. Regardless of the age, make or application of the vehicle, TRP is the all-makes answer. For more information, visit www.TRPParts.com.

Headquarters

TRP
750 Houser Way N.
Renton, WA 98057
USA

Company Contact

Megan Knight, Marketing Communications Specialist
+1-425-254-4139

Markets Served

Long Haul
Regional/Urban/Pickup and Delivery
Utility
Waste
Medium-duty Truck
Mixed Service
Construction
Fuel Hauling
Heavy Haul
Bulk Transportation
Forest/Timber/Logging
Road Construction
Government/Public Works
School Bus
Transit Bus

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TruckPR.com is the social media newsroom of SiefkesPetit Communications, giving working journalists in trucking and off-highway markets access to news, articles, product information, images, audio, and other content created for our clients. A partnership of Doug Siefkes and Stephen Petit, SiefkesPetit Communications is a public relations and marketing firm focused on commercial trucking, construction, agriculture, mining, industrial, military, and other heavy-duty vehicle markets. We help our clients reach owners and managers of for-hire and private truck fleets, owner-operators, maintenance specialists, and logistics managers. Copyright © 2009-2013 SiefkesPetit Communications, Issaquah, Washington. p: 425-392-2611.

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