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Boyer Ford Trucks Minneapolis, Ford, Isuzu, Azure
Boyer Trucks Car Parts

Boyer Truck Parts is a wholesale distributor of light- and heavy-duty truck parts worldwide. The company has a more than 80,000-square-foot facility for parts distribution and services. It provides shipping and transportation services and manufactures and stocks more than 50,000 truck components. It also repairs, rebuilds and provides assembly and replacement services to various automobile dealerships. The company has more than 40 employees who have a combined experience of over 500 years. It also provides a variety of electronic parts from various companies, such as Transmission Technologies Corporation and the Dana Product Info System. It also provides electronic products from Eaton-Fuller Transmission & Axle and Arvin Meritor Automotive Axle & Brake. Boyer Truck Parts is located in Minneapolis.

Phone: (612) 378-6000

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of NE Broadway St and Stinson Blvd

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  • Mon 6:30 AM - 7:00 PM

2425 NE Broadway St Minneapolis, MN 55413 ·861.89 mi

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Ryan S. 06/14/16

I dealt with Mitch Hewitt when I purchased my new Transit box truck. The deal was fair and fairly painless. The reason I took the time to write this is as follows. My brand new truck broke down...

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Alex B. 04/11/26

They didn't communicate to me that several major issues were going wrong with the vehicle I purchased. Had to spend another 2-3k a week or so after to get them all fixed.

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Brett P. 03/06/25

2023 Ford F350 was a complete lemon, in shop for 3 months of 18 i've had it. Boyers mechanics could not find the issues after several times in the shops and could not complete the one repair...

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Dave K. 01/05/24

It took six weeks to get in for service, I purchased the truck from them a month before. They had it for four days until they got around to reading a code. Then tried to sell me a new catalytic...

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Jeff R. 06/20/14

Lets start with I thought that a dealer shop would take care of there customers. Boy was I wrong they replaced my transmission less then a year a go in the first 30 days the drive shaft fell off...

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