Lilley International Inc. has added Thunder Creek Equipment fuel and service trailers to its product offering in North Carolina, serving farming, logging and construction customers.

Truck, trailer and farm equipment dealer Lilley International Inc. has added Thunder Creek Equipment fuel and service trailers to its product offerings.

Lilley International serves North Carolina from four locations throughout the state and has spent more than 70 years serving the farming, logging and construction communities.

Thunder Creek Equipment designs and manufactures innovative, premium diesel fuel and service trailers and maintenance products that are used in a variety of industries including construction, roadbuilding, oil and gas, and utility construction. This includes the original No-HAZMAT Multi-Tank Trailer (MTT), the Multi-Tank Oil Trailer (MTO), the Service and Lube Trailer (SLT), Multi-Tank Upfit (MTU), and Service and Lube Upfit (SLU).

"Farmers and loggers have always played a key role in our market's economic activity, and the construction industry has boomed to support additional growth," said Jim Lilley, vice president, Lilley International.

"Thunder Creek's product line offers the perfect solutions for these machinery-dependent businesses — we want to provide a complete solution and serve as a trusted partner for our customers.

"Thunder Creek enables us to expand our offerings and deepen relationships with our great partners throughout North Carolina."

"Lilley International sits at a crossroads that is ideally suited for the Thunder Creek product line, selling and servicing trucks, trailers and farm equipment," said Ben Cox, president, Thunder Creek Equipment.

"Their comprehensive understanding of the service and support needs of these markets, matched with decades of a proven track record with both on-road and off-road applications, makes them ideal Thunder Creek partners in the region."

For more information, visit LilleyInternational.com and ThunderCreek.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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