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Meet the Team · Our Drivers
A tool truck is only as good as the person who drives it. These are the Tool Co drivers who run the Cornwell route through Edinburg, Pharr, San Juan, Alamo, and Weslaco, and who bring 30+ years of combined experience among our tool dealers to your shop door.
Our Drivers
Every shop on the route has one driver. That's the person who learns your bays, carries your orders, and handles the follow-through on warranty and payment questions. Here's who's on the truck.
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Tool Co driver · [NEEDS INPUT — route days]
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Your Stop, Your Driver
The truck is the store, but the driver is the reason a shop stays on the route. Three things you can count on from yours.
One driver runs your stop, on your day. You're not explaining your shop to someone new each time the truck pulls up.
Diesel, fleet, tire, or general repair, your driver learns the work and stocks the stop for it. The right tool is on the shelf before you ask.
Catalog orders, a tool that needs Cornwell's warranty process, a payment option to work out. It all goes through your driver and comes back on the next stop.
One Number for the Route
Need a part number checked, a warranty question answered, or a stop moved? Call or text the route number and we'll get it to your driver. Not on the route yet? Same number.
One call and the Cornwell truck starts stopping at your door. Serving commercial shops in Edinburg, Weslaco, Pharr, Alamo, and San Juan.