Love’s Opens New 24/7 Truck Care and Speedco Locations
Love’s Travel Stops recently opened five new Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations that are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Love’s Travel Stops recently opened five new Love’s Truck Care and Speedco locations that are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The new locations offer a number of services, including tire, lube, and light mechanical services, for commercial vehicle drivers. The new service centers join the 390 locations across the country.
“Professional truck drivers are continuing to work hard to deliver essential products across the country and we recognize that more options for truck care is important,” said Eric Daniels, director of truck care operations for Love’s. “As we get close to opening our 400th truck care location, we remain committed to offering the best services to help get professional truck drivers back on the road quickly and safely.”
The newly opened locations include:
Love’s Truck Care – 11700 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove, Kentucky 42262
Love’s Truck Care with on-site Speedco – 11151 Hwy 280E, Ellabell, Georgia 31308
Love’s Truck Care with on-site Speedco – 13820 Hwy 641 N, Holladay, Tennessee 38341
Love’s Truck Care with on-site Speedco – 482 Tree Farm Rd., New Florence, Missouri 63363
Love’s Truck Care with on-site Speedco – 43100 US Hwy 41, Wadsworth, Illinois 60083
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