Johnson Tractor Joins Hyundai Dealer Network Serving West Central Wisconsin

Apr 24, 2025

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment North America today announced the addition to its dealer network of Johnson Tractor, Janesville, Wis.

Johnson Tractor will sell and service the full line of Hyundai construction equipment to customers in west central Wisconsin, including the La Crosse and Eau Claire areas. Johnson Tractor operates a branch office in La Crosse, from which it will offer Hyundai sales and service.

“Adding Hyundai construction equipment gives us and our customers a great local option for the wheel loaders and excavators that we previously did not offer,” said Patrick Johnson, wholegoods manager, Johnson Tractor. “West central Wisconsin is experiencing strong growth in construction, agriculture and municipal infrastructure, and Johnson Tractor is well positioned to meet the needs of this expanding market.”

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