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Premier Truck Rental Celebrates Grand Opening of Fort Worth, TX Facility
Premier Truck Rental’s new Fort Worth facility features 18 EV stations, four overhead cranes, wash bays and a painting booth, and creates 40 new jobs.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Premier Truck Rental, a leading provider of custom truck and trailer rentals, is proud to announce the grand opening of its new facility in Fort Worth. This facility is part of the company’s ongoing expansion strategy and will enable it to better serve its growing customer base across the country.
Founded in 2014, PTR is a family-owned and operated provider of commercial vehicles and equipment rentals. With the HQ based in Fort Wayne, PTR serves a nationwide customer base, including commercial construction, investor-owned utilities, utility contractors, and more.
The new Texas location spans 84,187 sq. ft over 14.4 acres and includes 18 EV stations, 4 overhead cranes, a wash bay, and a body shop with a paint booth large enough for a Class VIII truck.
We are thrilled to open our second facility in Fort Worth and expand our presence in the region,” said Adriene Horn, President. “This facility will allow us to better serve our customers and we look forward to continuing to grow in this thriving market.
PTR’s Texas location is expected to create 40 jobs in the area, with administrative and technician positions available. Interested candidates can learn more and apply by visiting careers.rentptr.com.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned for fall 2023.
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