Monmouth County, New Jersey
WORK TRUCKS FOR FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP BUSINESSES
Freehold Township surrounds the borough and has grown into one of western Monmouth's main commercial hubs. Route 9 carries a long retail corridor anchored by the Freehold Raceway Mall, CentraState Medical Center draws medical and service traffic, and Route 33 and Route 537 bring in contractors and suppliers from all directions. Residential growth keeps landscapers and builders busy across the township.
About 14.2 miles from our Shrewsbury lot (~19 min drive)
Schwartz Truck Center is about 25 to 30 minutes east at 585 Shrewsbury Ave in Shrewsbury. Route 537 makes the drive simple, and a single stop covers new and used trucks, financing, service and parts.
WHO BUYS WORK TRUCKS IN FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP
Retailers and their suppliers along Route 9, medical and facility service contractors, landscapers working the township's subdivisions, and builders and remodelers make up most of the demand. Many run several trucks and value a dealer that can both sell and maintain them.
- 16- to 26-foot box trucks for retail distribution and moving
- Landscape dumps and flatbeds for grounds and hardscape crews
- Service bodies for HVAC, electrical and facility maintenance
- Dump trucks for site work on new construction
FROM FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP TO SHREWSBURY
Route 537 east through Colts Neck is the most direct path and brings you into Tinton Falls near Shrewsbury Avenue. From the southern part of the township, Route 33 east to the Parkway and north to Exit 109 also works. Expect 25 to 30 minutes depending on where you start.
SERVICE AND PARTS FOR A GROWING FLEET
The service department works on most light and medium-duty makes, so a Freehold Township company that has added trucks over the years can consolidate maintenance in one place. Scheduling work in advance and asking the parts counter to have components on hand keeps the trip efficient.
When it's time to upgrade, Schwartz Truck Center takes trade-ins and buys trucks outright.
TRUCKS FOR ROUTE 9 RETAIL AND NEW CONSTRUCTION
Retail deliveries along Route 9 tend to use larger box trucks than downtown routes, often 20 to 26 feet with a liftgate, because loads are bigger and loading docks are available. Contractors building and landscaping the township's newer neighborhoods lean toward dumps, flatbeds and stake bodies.
New Hino and Fuso trucks can be ordered with the body you need, and the used lot regularly has box trucks, dumps and service bodies ready to work.
COMMON QUESTIONS FROM FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP BUYERS
- How far is Freehold Township from Schwartz Truck Center?
- About 25 to 30 minutes via Route 537 to 585 Shrewsbury Ave, which is the dealership's single location.
- Can you help with financing for several trucks?
- Yes, financing covers new and used trucks. A call to (732) 530-4100 is the quickest way to talk through a multi-truck purchase.
- Do you service other makes besides Hino and Fuso?
- Yes. The service team handles most light and medium-duty commercial trucks.
- Can I trade in a truck?
- Yes. Bring it in for an appraisal toward your next truck, or sell it outright.