
El Paso, TX - MHC Internet Truck Sales
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About El Paso, TX - MHC Internet Truck Sales
El Paso is where Texas meets New Mexico and Mexico. With I-10 running through and some of the busiest commercial border crossings in the country, it's a city that runs on trucks. MHC built a new dealership here in 2023 to keep up, and it's one of the best-equipped stores in their network.
Hours here are generous: the store opens at 7 a.m. and runs until midnight, 7 days a week. Services include:
New and used truck sales, parts, service and financing
Alignment and a collision and body shop with a paint booth
DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance
Truck rentals
CARB testing for trucks headed west into California
Techs are certified on PACCAR, Cummins, CAT and Allison. At Trucker To Trucker, we regularly see Kenworth T680 sleepers listed out of El Paso, which makes sense for a city that sits on one of the country's main east-west freight lanes.
About El Paso
El Paso is a food town. Chico's Tacos has been serving its rolled tacos in tomato broth since the 1950s and is practically a local religion. L&J Café, near Concordia Cemetery, has been dishing up Mexican food since 1927. Franklin Mountains State Park is one of the largest urban parks in the country, and the Scenic Drive lookout gives you a view across two countries at night. Coming from the east on I-10, remember it's a long, empty run across West Texas, so fuel up accordingly.
Hours here are generous: the store opens at 7 a.m. and runs until midnight, 7 days a week. Services include:
New and used truck sales, parts, service and financing
Alignment and a collision and body shop with a paint booth
DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance
Truck rentals
CARB testing for trucks headed west into California
Techs are certified on PACCAR, Cummins, CAT and Allison. At Trucker To Trucker, we regularly see Kenworth T680 sleepers listed out of El Paso, which makes sense for a city that sits on one of the country's main east-west freight lanes.
About El Paso
El Paso is a food town. Chico's Tacos has been serving its rolled tacos in tomato broth since the 1950s and is practically a local religion. L&J Café, near Concordia Cemetery, has been dishing up Mexican food since 1927. Franklin Mountains State Park is one of the largest urban parks in the country, and the Scenic Drive lookout gives you a view across two countries at night. Coming from the east on I-10, remember it's a long, empty run across West Texas, so fuel up accordingly.
























