
Fort Worth, TX - MHC Internet Truck Sales
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About Fort Worth, TX - MHC Internet Truck Sales
Fort Worth is "where the West begins," and it's become one of the busiest freight hubs in the country. The Alliance corridor north of town is packed with rail yards and distribution centers. MHC Kenworth – Fort Worth sits on Berner Street on the north side and keeps its doors open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
This is a full dealership, offering new and used truck sales, parts, service and financing. The shop handles all makes, with DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance. Techs are certified on PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines plus Allison transmissions. There's a drivers lounge with Wi-Fi for when you're waiting. You'll also see used trucks from MHC's other Fort Worth area stores across Trucker To Trucker, so it's worth comparing.
About Fort Worth
Fort Worth still has its cowboy soul. In the Stockyards National Historic District, real cattle drives roll down Exchange Avenue twice a day, and Billy Bob's Texas bills itself as the world's largest honky-tonk. Joe T. Garcia's has been serving Tex-Mex since 1935, and its garden patio is a local favorite. Sundance Square downtown and the Cultural District are worth a visit too. Just a heads up: I-35W through Fort Worth has seen years of construction, so check your route before you roll.
This is a full dealership, offering new and used truck sales, parts, service and financing. The shop handles all makes, with DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance. Techs are certified on PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines plus Allison transmissions. There's a drivers lounge with Wi-Fi for when you're waiting. You'll also see used trucks from MHC's other Fort Worth area stores across Trucker To Trucker, so it's worth comparing.
About Fort Worth
Fort Worth still has its cowboy soul. In the Stockyards National Historic District, real cattle drives roll down Exchange Avenue twice a day, and Billy Bob's Texas bills itself as the world's largest honky-tonk. Joe T. Garcia's has been serving Tex-Mex since 1935, and its garden patio is a local favorite. Sundance Square downtown and the Cultural District are worth a visit too. Just a heads up: I-35W through Fort Worth has seen years of construction, so check your route before you roll.















