Adairsville, GA - MHC Internet Truck Sales
If you run I-75 between Atlanta and Chattanooga, you've driven right past this shop. MHC Kenworth's Adairsville store sits on North Cass Street in the heart of town, and it's built around one job: keeping trucks moving. Here at Trucker To Trucker, we like stores like this, because the people turning wrenches on trucks every day tend to know a good used truck when they see one.
The Adairsville team runs a heavy-duty parts counter and a full service shop, and they keep long hours. The shop stays open well into the night on weekdays and takes Saturday appointments too. Mobile maintenance techs can come to your yard or your breakdown, and the shop is CNG certified. Kenworth is the main brand here, with factory support for PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines.
The trucks listed below are tied to this store and come through MHC's internet sales team, so you get local inspection and service backing with nationwide reach.
About Adairsville
Adairsville is a small town with more history than most cities. Its downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the famous 1862 Great Locomotive Chase thundered right through town on the Western & Atlantic line. Barnsley Resort, built around the ruins of a 19th-century manor and its gardens, is a few miles west if you need a nice place to stay. Cartersville is about 15 minutes south and has the Booth Western Art Museum and Tellus Science Museum, both good places to kill an afternoon while a truck is in the bay. The I-75 interchanges at the edge of town have fuel and quick food.
The Adairsville team runs a heavy-duty parts counter and a full service shop, and they keep long hours. The shop stays open well into the night on weekdays and takes Saturday appointments too. Mobile maintenance techs can come to your yard or your breakdown, and the shop is CNG certified. Kenworth is the main brand here, with factory support for PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines.
The trucks listed below are tied to this store and come through MHC's internet sales team, so you get local inspection and service backing with nationwide reach.
About Adairsville
Adairsville is a small town with more history than most cities. Its downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the famous 1862 Great Locomotive Chase thundered right through town on the Western & Atlantic line. Barnsley Resort, built around the ruins of a 19th-century manor and its gardens, is a few miles west if you need a nice place to stay. Cartersville is about 15 minutes south and has the Booth Western Art Museum and Tellus Science Museum, both good places to kill an afternoon while a truck is in the bay. The I-75 interchanges at the edge of town have fuel and quick food.