Glen Mills, Pa.-based True North Fleet Services announced it has entered into a partnership with Total Tire Solutions, LLC, of Baton Rouge, La.
The partnership between the fleet maintenance and repair provider, and the commercial repair operator will expand True North Fleet’s platform into and across the Southern United States, officials with the company said. The partnership will also diversify its service capabilities to include heavy-duty truck, industrial, construction and agricultural vehicle repairs.
“We’re pleased to welcome Aubrey “Lynn” Wiggins Jr. and his team to the True North platform and support them in their next phase of growth,” Gary Price, CEO of True North Fleet Services, said. “Total Tire has built a strong reputation throughout Southern Louisiana for high-quality repairs, expansive service offerings and a customer-first approach – providing an excellent foundation for future development. As the fleet services industry continues to evolve and consolidate, True North remains committed to supporting founder-led businesses like Total Tire as they scale and compete in their local markets, ensuring each vehicle serviced is Road Ready.”
Total Tires is recognized throughout Southern Louisiana for high-quality tire and repair services for trucks, trailers, specialty and heavy equipment. As part of the True North platform, Total Tire will gain access to True North’s cutting-edge systems, administrative services and capital resources.
“This partnership is a significant milestone for our business and a credit to the enduring loyalty of our customers and the work of our talented team,” Wiggins said. “For 20 years, our priority has been to provide Baton Rouge and Southern Louisiana drivers with top-quality products and unmatched services at a good price. With True North’s backing, we’ll continue to provide first-rate service and further develop our premium selection of products and services, while enhancing employee benefits and spreading our footprint into new markets. I am thrilled to see what the next chapter holds.”