Mack Financial Services now offers physical damage insurance for every make and model in a customer’s fleet.
The new MFS Rolling Asset Program offers flexible coverage designed to protect all assets in a customer’s operation.
Mack Financial Services has introduced the Rolling Asset Program, offering physical damage insurance for all makes and models within a customer's fleet.

Mack Financial's new program applies not only to Mack models like the Mack Anthem, but also to other makes and models in a customer's fleet.
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Mack Financial Services now offers physical damage insurance for every make and model in a customer’s fleet.
The new MFS Rolling Asset Program offers flexible coverage designed to protect all assets in a customer’s operation.
RAP features:
Coverage is available for any asset regardless of financing.
“Mack Financial Services’ Rolling Asset Program delivers simple and predictable protection of every asset in the fleet, with fixed rates that give our customers better budgeting certainty,” said Jonathan Randall, president of Mack Trucks North America, in a news release.
“Because RAP is available regardless of how an asset is financed, it simplifies insurance management and supports fleet uptime, all while backed by MFS’ customer service support.”
RAP offers multiple deductible options ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, optional windshield deductible, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, Personal Injury Protection in select states, optional downtime/rental reimbursement, and a towing coverage option of $20,000 for Class 8 assets and $10,000 for trailers and other class vehicles.
Non-Trucking Liability in select states is available alongside Physical Damage coverage.
RAP builds on MFS’ expanding suite of waiver and insurance solutions. Current offerings include:
“It’s not just your loan, your TRAC lease or FMVs that they offer,” said Danielle Riley, finance manager for Bruckner Truck & Equipment.
“From a customer standpoint, you’re getting a one-payment offering. Having a bundled service is definitely a big selling point to a customer.”
“At a time when truck insurance costs continue to rise, MFS is in a unique position to provide customers with competitive flat, fixed rates on physical damage coverage over multi-year periods, now across their entire fleets, regardless of make,” said Patrick Shannon, president of MFS North America.
“When combined with our GAP, Life Event and Personal Accident offerings, our customers’ assets and cash flow are better protected.”

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