TFR Distribution is entering the upcoming build season with significant strength, boasting record inventory, streamlined manufacturing processes, and a commitment to high-quality customer support for both Troyer and LFR customers.
Owner Rob Fuller stated that the company is entering a new chapter from a position of great strength, noting that Troyer secured its first NASCAR championship in 2025 since Fuller took ownership in 2019. Furthermore, LFR is positioned to contend for another championship in 2026.
A key element of TFR's growth is the expanded relationship with GMS Race Cars, which has helped streamline chassis manufacturing. Fuller and Tony Eury Jr. are currently collaborating on plans for a new Troyer chassis design as the brand prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
The new TFR Distribution headquarters in West Boylston, Massachusetts, is focused heavily on inventory and distribution, allowing Fuller to dedicate more time to direct customer support and brand development. Fuller confirmed that he remains firmly in charge of TFR, ensuring the brands continue to grow for the next generation.
Source: RaceDayCT