Missoula, MT - Bruckner
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Bruckner’s Truck & Equipment – Missoula, MT
Sales: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sat by appointment
Parts & Service: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–5:30 PM, Sat 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Bruckner’s Missoula sits on the northwest side of town, right by the I-90 / Hwy 93 interchange (Exit 96) and Missoula Montana Airport. It’s an easy in-and-out for drivers running I-90 across western Montana. Formerly Transport Equipment Inc. (TEI), the dealership joined the Bruckner’s family in 2025. Western Montana customers now have the backing of one of the country’s largest family-owned Mack and Volvo dealer groups, with deeper parts inventory and expanded service.
Sales. New Volvo VNL sleepers (including the all-new next-generation VNL) and Mack Pioneer and Anthem highway tractors. Vocational buyers will find Mack Granite dump trucks and Mack MD medium-duty trucks, including non-CDL box trucks with liftgates, water trucks and cab-and-chassis units ready for a body. The team can build to suit: vans, roll-offs, tanks, dumps, flatbeds, even knuckle-boom crane trucks.
Parts. A full Mack and Volvo parts counter, open Saturdays.
Service. A Mack and Volvo service shop that’s also open Saturdays, a big plus when you’re stuck mid-route on I-90.
While your truck is in the shop
Fuel, parking and showers (all at Exit 96, minutes away)
TA Missoula, 8018 Hwy 93 N. Open 24 hours with a huge lot, showers, a drivers’ lounge and truck repair.
Flying J / Town Pump, 8745 Hwy 93 N. About 125 truck spots, 14 showers and laundry.
Love’s, also at Exit 96, with showers, a CAT scale and tire service.
Good eats
Paul’s Pancake Parlor, 2305 Brooks St. A classic diner with more than a dozen kinds of pancakes, plus big omelets and burgers.
The Catalyst Café (downtown). Missoula’s breakfast institution, known for huckleberry pancakes and from-scratch comfort food.
The Trough, 2106 Clements Rd. Hearty breakfasts, burgers and sandwiches.
Gary’s Local $6 Burgers, 235 E Front St, downtown. A cheap, highly rated burger.
Montana Club, for a sit-down steak dinner in a casual setting.
Bison burger. Order one somewhere while you’re in Montana. Iron Horse Bar & Grill downtown is a local pick.
Things to do
Smokejumper Visitor Center, just down the road by the airport. It’s the nation’s largest smokejumper base, with free tours from Memorial Day to Labor Day. If your timing is right, you might see a crew dispatched to a fire.
Downtown and the Clark Fork Riverfront Trail. A paved trail runs both banks of the river through downtown, with the hand-carved Carousel for Missoula and Caras Park along the way. Caras Park hosts summer events like the Wednesday “Out to Lunch” concerts with food vendors.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Visitor Center. Wildlife exhibits, free to visit.
Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, for a look back at frontier and logging history.
Fishing and floating. The Clark Fork, Bitterroot and Blackfoot rivers all meet near Missoula, so world-class fly fishing is close by.
Montana Snowbowl in winter, for skiing just outside town.
Sales: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sat by appointment
Parts & Service: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–5:30 PM, Sat 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Bruckner’s Missoula sits on the northwest side of town, right by the I-90 / Hwy 93 interchange (Exit 96) and Missoula Montana Airport. It’s an easy in-and-out for drivers running I-90 across western Montana. Formerly Transport Equipment Inc. (TEI), the dealership joined the Bruckner’s family in 2025. Western Montana customers now have the backing of one of the country’s largest family-owned Mack and Volvo dealer groups, with deeper parts inventory and expanded service.
Sales. New Volvo VNL sleepers (including the all-new next-generation VNL) and Mack Pioneer and Anthem highway tractors. Vocational buyers will find Mack Granite dump trucks and Mack MD medium-duty trucks, including non-CDL box trucks with liftgates, water trucks and cab-and-chassis units ready for a body. The team can build to suit: vans, roll-offs, tanks, dumps, flatbeds, even knuckle-boom crane trucks.
Parts. A full Mack and Volvo parts counter, open Saturdays.
Service. A Mack and Volvo service shop that’s also open Saturdays, a big plus when you’re stuck mid-route on I-90.
While your truck is in the shop
Fuel, parking and showers (all at Exit 96, minutes away)
TA Missoula, 8018 Hwy 93 N. Open 24 hours with a huge lot, showers, a drivers’ lounge and truck repair.
Flying J / Town Pump, 8745 Hwy 93 N. About 125 truck spots, 14 showers and laundry.
Love’s, also at Exit 96, with showers, a CAT scale and tire service.
Good eats
Paul’s Pancake Parlor, 2305 Brooks St. A classic diner with more than a dozen kinds of pancakes, plus big omelets and burgers.
The Catalyst Café (downtown). Missoula’s breakfast institution, known for huckleberry pancakes and from-scratch comfort food.
The Trough, 2106 Clements Rd. Hearty breakfasts, burgers and sandwiches.
Gary’s Local $6 Burgers, 235 E Front St, downtown. A cheap, highly rated burger.
Montana Club, for a sit-down steak dinner in a casual setting.
Bison burger. Order one somewhere while you’re in Montana. Iron Horse Bar & Grill downtown is a local pick.
Things to do
Smokejumper Visitor Center, just down the road by the airport. It’s the nation’s largest smokejumper base, with free tours from Memorial Day to Labor Day. If your timing is right, you might see a crew dispatched to a fire.
Downtown and the Clark Fork Riverfront Trail. A paved trail runs both banks of the river through downtown, with the hand-carved Carousel for Missoula and Caras Park along the way. Caras Park hosts summer events like the Wednesday “Out to Lunch” concerts with food vendors.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Visitor Center. Wildlife exhibits, free to visit.
Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, for a look back at frontier and logging history.
Fishing and floating. The Clark Fork, Bitterroot and Blackfoot rivers all meet near Missoula, so world-class fly fishing is close by.
Montana Snowbowl in winter, for skiing just outside town.