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Monday: 7AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 7AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 7AM - 5PM
Thursday: 7AM - 5PM
Friday: 7AM - 5PM
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Delta Truck and Trailer, with over 35 years of service, is a trusted provider of new and used truck parts, specializing in Refuse trucks and Terminal Tractors, such as McNeilus, Labrie, and Leach, for Western Canada. They offer a wide range of products, from engines to axles, for all vintages. Customers have praised Delta Truck for their exceptional service, solving truck problems and giving back their confidence. The shop is noted for its top-notch Federal Inspection services, with smooth processes and timely inspections. Delta Truck's commercial inspection services have received high praise for their customer care, timeliness, and overall quality. They have been known to accommodate clients with urgent inspection needs, ensuring their certifications are up-to-date. In summary, Delta Truck and Trailer offers a wide range of truck parts, reliable inspection services, and exceptional customer care. They are committed to providing unbeatable service and hard-to-find products, making them an excellent choice for commercial trucking needs.
If you want to take your truck to a place that treats you like family, this is the place to do it! Chuck, Chaz, Julie and the rest of the staff are always so welcoming. Thank you for always going above and beyond, you guys are the best :)
To Chuck, Chaz & Julie, your service, attitude & and honest desire to do right by your customers is beyond reproach.
Black & White Line Painting considers ourselves very fortunate to have found you. You have kept us up & running time & time again. We recommend Delta Truck to anyone & everyone.
Todd Whitehurst
Black & White Line Painting
I had a great customer interaction with Delta Truck& Trailer. I wanted a VIN attached to my homebuilt utility trailer. I called three ICBC-licensed 'inspection facilities' in the Delta BC area to learn price and availability for the service. These were generally automotive shops. The common response was 'Well I think we can do it....not sure how much to charge' Not confidence-inspiring. Eventually reached Chuck at Truck& Trailer, and got an entire lesson on trailer VIN regulation and ICBC procedures. I filled out my ICBC forms, paid ICBC my $25, and waited for the little metal tag to arrive at the shop. Took my trailer in and Chuck had a technician attach the tag by drilling and riveting the tag to the frame. Chuck advised that an inspection was not required for a trailer under 1400kg, so no charge for an inspection. Chuck completed his side of the ICBC forms, made a copy for me. I went in to pay for the service, or just leave a tip, and Chuck said 'No charge'. Finally, a good, honest, and *knowledgeable* company...