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Renew Truck Expands at TexAmericas Center

Thursday, September 18, 2025 at 5:38 AM

TexAmericas Center in Bowie County has announced the expansion of Renew Truck, a division of Joe Gear Companies.

TexAmericas Center in Bowie County has announced the expansion of Renew Truck, a division of Joe Gear Companies. The business is leasing a 2,600-square-foot building on the Central Campus, increasing its total production space to more than 16,000 square feet.

Renew Truck remanufactures and sells yard trucks for industrial and logistics operations nationwide. The company has been a tenant at TexAmericas Center since 2016 and reopened as Renew Truck in 2021.

Officials say the expansion reflects both Renew Truck’s growth and the strength of the transportation manufacturing sector in the Texarkana region.

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