4 Wheel Parts opens 4th Colo. store

4 Wheel Parts
The newest 4 Wheel Parts location in Loveland, Colo. is the company's fourth in the state and 76th in North America.

LOVELAND, Colo. (Dec. 12, 2016) — Off-road performance parts retailer 4 Wheel Parts has opened a store in Loveland, its fourth in Colorado and 76th in North America.

The store will serve the off-road community in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming, according to Shaun Schultz, manager of the new store.

Transamerican Auto Parts' Denver distribution center will service the new location.

4 Wheel Parts President and CEO Greg Adler said his company "sought out and found the ideal location to expand our retail footprint into the Fort Collins region."

The other Colorado locations are in Colorado Springs, Denver and Westminster.

The company held a grand opening celebration Dec. 10 that featured show rigs on display, discounts on premium aftermarket products and hourly giveaways with a $1,000 shopping spree grand prize.

Compton, Calif.-based 4 Wheel Parts considers itself a leader in truck, Jeep, SUV and off-road performance products, including off-road tires, wheels, lift kits and accessories.

Among the tire brands carried are BFGoodrich, Dick Cepek, Goodyear, Maxxis, Mickey Thompson, Nitto, Super Swamper, Toyo and the company's proprietary private brand Pro Comp.

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