The Commercial Vehicle Solutions Network (CVSN) has added Cook Brothers Truck Parts and The Original Parts Warehouse.
Cook Brothers Truck Parts, headquartered in Binghamton, N.Y., has a total of 10 locations throughout New York and Pennsylvania. With more than 120,000 parts in stock, Cook Brothers is one of the leading suppliers in the northeast, the company says. With the slogan ‘for all your truck parts needs,’ Cook Brothers currently offers a full line of heavy-duty truck parts, service repair facilities, full service driveline facilities, new and used truck sales, leasing as well as a 24-hour emergency parts answering service in some areas.
“The primary reason for joining CVSN was because of their educational training programs, networking opportunities, governmental regulation information, best practices information, and the ability of benchmarking to peers,” says Henry B. Cook Jr., president.
“We are proud to have Cook Brothers Truck Parts as a new member of CVSN to help us support and educate the industry on key legislative issues like Right to Repair and welcome their participation in our association initiatives,” adds Angelo Volpe, executive vice president of CVSN.
Founded in 1999, The Original Parts Warehouse (OPW) has developed a reputation for combining quality products with dependable service. Based in Vaughan, Ontario, OPW has a national reach in Canada and offer parts for all applications, including: truck and trailer, industrial, waste management, transportation, couriers, forestry, construction, mining, oil, cement, quarry, agriculture, and more.
“As an industry leader, we want to be a part of all associations as we continue to build strong relationships with our supplier partners,” says Piero Amello, OPW director of purchasing. “CVSN is a marquee heavy-duty association, which is well respected by not only suppliers but by the industry leaders in the aftermarket.”
Volpe adds, “We welcome OPW as a new Canadian member of CVSN to help us grow and strengthen our presence as an association in North America as a whole and strengthen our base for important industry legislative issues.”
