Lonestar Truck Group Opened New Wichita Falls Dealership
The commercial truck dealer has relocated to a newly constructed facility on Central E Fwy.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Trucks
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Lonestar Truck Group has opened a new commercial truck dealership in Wichita Falls. The company relocated the business from its previous location off Jacksboro Highway to a new building at 2965 Central E Fwy.
Why it matters
The relocation was driven by the company outgrowing its previous facility. This move allows the dealership to operate in a purpose-built space designed to accommodate its service and sales operations.
The new facility is located at 2965 Central E Fwy. This is one of 27 total locations operated by the company nationwide.
The players
Lonestar Truck Group
This organization is a commercial vehicle dealer that operates a network of 27 service and sales locations throughout the United States.
The details
Lonestar Truck Group constructed an entirely new building to house the dealership operations. The business previously operated out of a site located off Jacksboro Highway.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: The dealership opening was reported.
Roadmap
This move highlights the ongoing trend of major commercial dealership groups investing in purpose-built infrastructure to handle increased service demand. Such facility upgrades are increasingly necessary as modern logistics requirements drive the need for larger and more efficient regional hubs.
Local commercial drivers can now access the dealership at its new Central E Fwy address. The site is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The takeaway
Businesses looking to expand often outgrow legacy infrastructure, necessitating a move to purpose-built facilities. This transition ensures that the dealership can continue to meet regional commercial service demands efficiently.
Further reading
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