Inland Truck Parts & Service has completed construction and recently relocated into a new facility at 1950 Dyess Avenue in Rapid City, South Dakota. Inland has operated parts sales, remanufacturing, and driveline services in Rapid City since 1984. In 2018, Inland added a full-service truck repair operation via an acquisition, operating out of a separate facility. This brand-new 23,000-square-foot facility now brings Inland’s full offerings under one roof.
“Rapid City is experiencing a very robust economy, so it is perfect timing for us to complete our long-term vision in this South Dakota/Wyoming market,” said Greg Klein, President/CEO, “We feel it is a great resource to help us deliver on our value-added approach to taking care of our customers as well as giving our employee-owners a great place to come to work.”
This new facility marks the 30th new stand-alone facility Inland has constructed to bring the one-stop experience to customers needing a wide variety of parts and services. All of Inland’s new service shops are designed with state-of-the-art fluid transfer, shop ventilation, vehicle lifts, and LED lighting systems. This Rapid City service shop features 10 drive-thru service bays for diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance on all makes and models of trucks and equipment.
“Our new facility is amazing,” said Matt Reinke, General Manager, “We have been servicing our customers from two separate facilities since 2018, and we are excited to finally have everyone together working in one location.” Reinke adds, “Our team has over 100 years of combined experience in this industry, and bringing everyone together will create more efficiencies and the best experience possible for our loyal customers.”
Established in 1944, Inland Truck Parts & Service is celebrating its 80th year of industry-leading performance at 37 locations in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming. As a 100% employee-owned company, Inland will continue to make significant investments to drive the necessary changes needed to stay ahead of the ever-changing landscape of the industrial, agricultural, and trucking markets. With a focus on commitment to its employee-owners, customers, and quality, Inland is positioned to remain the industry leader for years to come.