Diamond International Completes Service Expansion in Springfield, Mo.

Diamond International of Springfield, a local International commercial truck dealership, recently opened its new location at 2635 E. Diamond Street in Springfield, Mo.

by Staff

July 28, 2013

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Diamond International of Springfield, a local International commercial truck dealership, recently opened its new location at 2635 E. Diamond Street in Springfield, Mo.

The new dealership has many key features that will improve efficiency, vehicle uptime, and the customer experience, among them: 15 drive-through service bays and a fully enclosed CNG/LNG bay to work on natural gas vehicles, a full length drive through wash bay, dedicated Accelerated Service bays, a DPF cleaning machine, more than 20,000 square feet of parts storage and a drivers’ lounge with flat screen TV, wireless internet access, and free Wi-Fi.

Diamond International believes in protecting the environment and has built in environmentally-friendly features including a heating system utilizing recycled waste oil, energy saving lighting systems, and the latest in energy efficient insulation and window products. The location is open seven days a week.

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