Michael grew up helping his dad work in a diesel shop, and from a very early age knew that he wanted to spend his career in the industry. Michael is the Service Manager at Turbo Terminal Tractors and is on his “second tour” here, as he previously was a technician from 2012-2016.

While we deal with a wide assortment of brands, we are now America’s largest TICO terminal tractor dealership for sales, rentals and warranty repair work.ĮMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: MICHAEL TRUMP SERVICE MANAGER And that’s where we are today, a national terminal tractor and trailer dealership with one of the largest inventories of terminal tractors and terminal tractor parts anywhere in the country. Then, our CEO Jim Syfan – acting on his keen business instincts – gradually went away from truck repair all together to focus entirely on sales and leasing of terminal tractors along with trailers. Initially, we diversified our operations into the repair and refurbishment of these tough vehicles, often better known by their slang names like yard dogs and yard jockeys, as well as offering truck trailers for sale and rentals. Back then, we were a full-service truck repair shop, working up to our elbows in grease and grime for a wide variety of trucks passing through our Northeast Georgia region from across the country.įrom that base of experience – along with our sister company Syfan Logistics – we discovered a niche in servicing terminal tractors, the proud workhorses of the ports, DCs and warehouse industry. Yes, we’ve been in business since 2006, but we look a whole lot different today than when we started at our current facility on a 65-acre campus in Gainesville, Ga. Here at Turbo, we are adding our company’s 15th anniversary to the list of good news in 2021. With the pandemic starting to slow down, there is a lot to celebrate and appreciate.

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