Boot's & Hank's

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1500 N Keyser Ave

Scranton, PA 18504

+1 (570) 346-5698

https://www.bootsandhankstruckparts.com

Boot's & Hank's, located in Scranton, PA, specializes in truck parts and accessories, catering to a diverse range of engine and transmission needs. With a wide selection of parts from renowned brands like Cat, Cummins, Isuzu, and Volvo, they offer solutions for various truck models.

Aside from engine parts, Boot's & Hank's also provides a range of transmission components, including items from Allison, Fuller, and Mack. Their inventory extends to differentials and other parts, ensuring comprehensive support for truck maintenance and repair.

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1.02 reviews

Michael P.

10/21/2022

DO NOT RECOMMEND! Awful people. They do not listen to customers. They force towing to their facilities. We have requested multiple time to take the vehicle to our selected facility. Then I was...

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Boots & Hanks is a leading provider of used and rebuilt commercial truck parts in the Northeast, with locations in Scranton and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as well as New Paris, Ohio. The company offers a vast selection of truck engines, transmissions, differentials, and other essential parts, shipping their products worldwide. In addition to heavy-duty truck parts, Boots & Hanks also features a range of quality used trucks for sale, with inventory that changes daily. Their extensive stock includes well-known brands such as Cummins, Detroit, and International, ensuring customers have access to reliable components for their trucking needs. Generated from the website

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