Dispatch manager is very condescending and doesn't care. Employees seem to be underpaid and over worked to the point they don't have enough drivers to service what they take on.
Lady working in the office was very nice however came here with a trailer full of tires and waited 30 minutes for them to unload the tires. Guy walked out and looked at us and then went back inside and we still waited after that. He then came back out a second time and I said “ I will be right there” and then still waited longer for him. Finally they came out and unloaded us. The workers here do not care as we were waiting to get loaded workers were walking past and didn’t help. When they unloaded us there was a whole group of men sitting on their phones and starting at us. Terrible service as you have to pay them to take tires. Could have easily unloaded trailer by ourselves but we were not allowed too. Do not recommend coming here unless you want to wait around for the workers to decide it’s time to do their job
This place takes forever,over 3 hours to load. They didn't do anything for 45 minutes and told me they are waiting for a truck so they can finish loading me. Shipping 101 don't call a truck in unless product is there to load. We don't have all day,we have places to be, before we run out of hours.
The entrance to the plant is from the south; there is no access from the north. Roads in the area that once crossed the railroad tracks (south of County P/Main St.) are now permanently closed. Currently, Google Maps is outdated -- corrections have been reported.
From US 10, turn north onto North Road. Turn west onto Progress St.(44.6217, -90.0051), then turn north onto George Ave. to the entrance of the plant.
Great place just hard to find, Google maps took us to main St, turn left on Progress st before you cross over the rail road tracks to Main St coming west on US Hwy 10. I sent an update to Google maps so hopefully it gets fixed.
It just takes hours upon hours to get loaded! The people in charge fail to comprehend that trucks can't afford to sit while it takes 20+ minutes per bag to load! 18 bags per truck, one truck at a time. If you show up and there's more than 1 truck ahead of you, you are pretty much boned.
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