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TRT opens in Christchurch

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Warehouse coordinator Emma Fraser, branch manager Ed Foster, customer service representative Stefan Duffell, sales representative Chris Wild and national sales manager Gavin Halley.

Tidd Ross Todd (TRT) is celebrating the opening of its first South Island branch.

The Kiwi-owned manufacturing company opened at 35 Parkhouse Rd, Wigram, Christchurch on August 1.

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The branch specialises in truck and trailer parts for all makes, with a range of products that includes commercial vehicle seating, drive line, hydraulics and TRT’s own Traction Air CTI, heavy transport trailers and cranes.

TRT national sales manager Gavin Halley led the team in developing the new site and says it’s meeting growing demand around the country.

“As a privately owned business, we bring with us our family values.

“It’s fantastic that we are able deliver our TRT standard of service and full product offering to our South Island customers.”

The new Christchurch branch is supported by a dedicated team of truck and trailer parts experts. It includes new warehouse facilities, customer service and a team on the road.

“We have a high calibre, local team, recruited within the region. They bring with them a wealth of experience and are already well regarded experts in the industry,” Halley says.

TRT Christchurch new branch manager Ed Foster says there has been “great support from local operators” and he is looking forward to meeting more over the coming months.

The new branch also supports MC Transport Repairs, now based at the rear of the facility.

TRT’s manufacturing facility and head office is in Hamilton and has truck and trailer parts branches and warehouse facilities in Hamilton and Auckland. They are backed by a team of experts, in-house and on the road, throughout New Zealand.

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