Strathmore is the biggest town on the Trans-Canada between Calgary and Medicine Hat and the seat of Wheatland County, which means a mix of vehicles you do not see in a purely suburban place. Commuter sedans and crossovers make up most of what we buy here, but there is a steady stream of farm half-tons, stock-trailer haulers and the odd one-ton dually that has hauled its last load to the auction mart. Both kinds are priced on parts and metal, not just tonnage.
The Strathmore Stampede fills the town every August long weekend, and it is a reminder that this is still horse-and-trailer country. Trucks here get worked. A diesel three-quarter-ton with a bad injector pump is a poor thing to fix but a good thing to sell to us, because the cab, box, axles and interior are all resellable at the yard.
We cover every part of town, from the older streets near the grain elevators to the newer subdivisions along Westmount Drive and the acreages out toward Gleichen and Carseland. Vehicles in Wheatland County outside the town limits are on the same free-tow terms. If you have more than one to move, tell us and we will send a deck truck that can take them all in one visit.