A fleet of five is still a fleet
Fleet accounts tend to be thought of as something for trucking companies with hundreds of units. A plumbing contractor with five vans, a landscaper with three trucks and a trailer, or a delivery business with eight vehicles often assumes it is too small to bother.
The arithmetic says the opposite. In a large fleet, one vehicle off the road is a small fraction of capacity. In a fleet of five, it is a fifth of the business. A van waiting two days for a tire or a brake job is a crew that cannot get to its jobs, and the cost of that is rarely written down anywhere.
An account is mostly about removing the delays that come from being an ordinary walk-in customer every time.
Authorization settled once. The store knows who can approve work and up to what amount, so a job does not sit waiting for a phone call to be returned.
The vehicles on file. Tire sizes, what each vehicle is and how it is used, so the right parts are identified without a conversation.
Work planned rather than reactive. Brakes, tires and service items scheduled around the vehicle's quiet days instead of fitted in after a breakdown.
One invoice trail. Costs recorded by vehicle, which turns a vague sense of what the fleet costs into a number.
What this store can cover
Light vehicle work from brake repair to scheduled maintenance and state inspections, plus heavy-duty and trailer alignment, OTR work and mining programs for equipment.
This listing does not offer roadside assistance. For a vehicle that has stopped on the road, the Truck Tire Center runs it on (801) 907-9477. Keep that number in every vehicle.
What to bring
The vehicle list with year, model and tire size. Who drives what and where. What has been failing. Who authorizes work, and how you want it billed.
Other stores nearby
The Salt Lake City Truck Tire Center and Ogden also run fleet accounts.
About this store
This is the Salt Lake City Commercial & Consumer store, open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and managed by Brian Morris. The Salt Lake City page explains the city's four listings.
See the national fleet services page for the other 48 locations.