Marangoni Tread North America has announced that Pete’s Road Service in Fullerton, California, has converted its retread operation to the Marangoni family of products, including the s Ringtread and Unitread brands.
Marangoni Adds New Southern California Dealer
Marangoni Tread North America has announced that Pete’s Road Service in Fullerton, California, has converted its retread operation to the Marangoni family of products, including the s Ringtread and Unitread brands.
September 19, 2019
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Pete’s Road Service has been in operation since 1969 with 10 locations in Southern California. It operates a commercial tire retread plant with a capacity of over 30,000 retreads a year.
“The switch to Marangoni offered us the ability to broaden our market, grow our market share, and be more competitive,” said Kyle Fletcher, president of Pete’s Road Service. “We have been independent for 50 years and by aligning ourselves with Marangoni, we will continue to enjoy our independence long into the future.”
Pete’s Road Service provides a wide array of products and services to the Southern California market that includes Marangoni retreads, new tires from earthmovers to wheelbarrows, service vehicles, TIA-certified service specialists, fleet management sales professionals, mechanical services, forklift tire service, polyfilling/flatproofing and a complete fleet solution management program.
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