GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services unveiled an expanded network of service providers available to customers enrolled in GE's Maintenance Management program.
Customers will now have access to more choices, convenient locations and competitive, regional-based pricing with more than 5,000 U.S. and 500 Canadian selected dealerships added to GE's maintenance network.
The addition of these dealers to the network ensures customers have access to full-service providers who understand fleet policies and the importance of getting drivers back on the road quickly. Customers gain better control of expenses with regional pricing from nationally recognized brands.
Customers and drivers have expanded, online access to full-service support for their maintenance and repair needs from preventive maintenance to unscheduled and complex repairs, including warranty and post-warranty work. Thousands of providers are mapped to ensure proximity to fleet vehicles, and drivers are able to locate maintenance and service providers nearest to them.
The maintenance and service repair provider link is located on the home page of the www.gefleet.com web site, eliminating the need for drivers to provide additional login information.
GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services Expanded Maintenance Provider Network
GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services unveiled an expanded network of service providers available to customers enrolled in GE's Maintenance Management program
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