Texas Tige Important Announcement

[biggsteev]

TEXAS TIGE

The premier inboard boat dealership servicing Lake Conroe and surrounding areas.

Texas Tige is relocating dealership to Conroe, Texas

For immediate release: December 3, 2008
Contact: Brandon Raymond
sales@texastige.com / 281-296-2320
26302 I-45 N, Unit C
Spring, TX 77386
www.texastige.com

New location: Texas Tige΄ Marine
13915 Hwy 105 W. Conroe, TX 77304
936.447.8443(TIGE)

Texas Tige΄ has outgrown its current facility and has decided to relocate the dealership to Lake Conroe, Texas. The new location allows Texas Tige΄ to provide a larger selection of both new and used boats, a full pro shop, and a service/repair facility all under one roof. This move will help the Texas Tige΄ team expand the dealership while still providing the finest customer service.

We want to thank all of our customers for four successful years; we appreciate each and every one of you. We know that this relocation will allow us to grow as a dealership as well as offer the most efficient service and complete selection of inboard boat needs in this area. Feel free to call our showroom with any questions or to schedule an appointment to view the new and impressive 2009 Tige΄ lineup.

We are excited about 2009 and our new location and are looking forward to a fun and prosperous year.

Come see us at the Houston International Boat Show January 2nd-11th at the Reliant Center open area #8015.

www.texastige.com 13915 Hwy 105 W. Conroe, TX 77304 936.447.8443(TIGE)

[chpthril]

Congrats on the growth and new facility

[hoopykat]

I was in Conroe, Texas during my hurricane deployment...nice area. Congrats on the upgrade!

-Mike

[skyski_tige]

Sweet! Congratulations!!

[MoneyPity]

Wow that is better than my first thought when I read the caption.

Congrats on the growth and the move.

[samw]

Congrats, I wish there was a Tige' dealer in Des Monies, Ia.

[specialk]

Congratulations on your move. Would make it easier being closer to the lake. I drove nearly 500 miles to buy my boat there and I would definitely do it again. They were the most knoweldgeable, largest selection and easiest to work with. Would definitely do it again, and will in approx 6 years.

[specialk]

Spellchecker should be automatic. It is bad enough that I can't spell, but to misspell the word knowledgeable is an extra kick in the pants, especially when my mom and wife are both english teachers.

[highrock]

Was there not a closer dealer to you SpecialK?

[kana12]

if yall havent seen the new location you all should as soon as yall have a chance. they have a nice set up for sure. prob. the only dealer with hardwood floors in the show room.. lol.. then new and improved pro shop.. trailer and boat storage. lots of inventory.. its def a one stop shop for your shreading needs.. check it out for sure

[specialk]

Yes there were several dealers closer, but they did not have the boat per se that I was looking for, but the main reason, I called them and they came off as more salesman and less boater than I was looking for. Don't get me wrong they were very nice and informed but, alot of thier information was from being told, not from expirence. Then I came across Texas Tige, they had the boats with the options that I wanted, called up just to get some price ideas, talked to Steve Parkin for nearly 35 minutes on boating, boat set up, very technical questions about the boat manufacturing process and running hardware. Called again a few days and talked again 30 plus minutes. Being a first time boat buyer, I was very ignorant so I spent nearly 4 years researching and going to forums and boat show before I made my decision of the best boat for me. Steve and Brandon were very straightforward and honest and actually know about the boat as well as other boats. To me I would pay more for knowledgeable staff than to save myself a trip, mainly I know if I ever have an issue with the boat, I can call them and get an accurate answer.
They gave me a good competitive price, but educated me more in the 2 hours when they did a comprehensive over view of the boat when I picked it up, then I learned from my research for the last 4 or so years.

All that being said, driving 500 miles for the first time pulling a boat in torrential rain from Houston to north of Dallas was an expirence, that I never want to do again. Of course by the time I made it home I felt like a season trailering pro. Especially now that I have to back it up into dry storage after every trip with only 1.2 ft of clearance on either side.

If you ever want a technical question answered in a straightforward way, call them, I am sure they can help.