Paccar Joins PHH FirstFleet Maintenance Network
PHH FirstFleet has announced the addition of Paccar to its North American truck maintenance network. Paccar designs, manufactures and supports medium- and heavy-duty trucks under the Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF nameplate
PHH FirstFleet has announced the addition of Paccar to its North American truck maintenance network. Paccar designs, manufactures and supports medium- and heavy-duty trucks under the Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF nameplates
with a North American dealer network of more than 550 locations.
With the addition of Paccar to its maintenance network, PHH FirstFleet clients can have their trucks and equipment serviced through a broad supplier network of more than 10,000 truck maintenance locations in the U.S. and Canada.
PACCAR maintenance facilities offer:
• OEM parts for all makes
• Consistent, nationwide pricing
• 24/7 customer assistance, roadside assistance, express services, preventive maintenance
• Parts warranties and extended warranties
In addition, PHH clients also receive easy consolidated billing for all repairs at Paccar locations, as well as comprehensive reporting through PHH InterActive, 24/7 consultation with PHH's ASE-certified truck specialists, and a full range of other maintenance and cost management services.
Mike Lewis, senior vice president of truck strategy for PHH Arval, said, "With this addition, PHH solidifies our position as the one-stop resource for managing fleet trucks in all weight classes. Our maintenance network includes nearly all the major players in the market and enhances fleet managers' ability to keep their drivers safely and productively on the road while effectively controlling costs."
For more information about PHH FirstFleet, call 877-FF4-TRUCK (877-334-8782) or visit www.phhfirstfleet.com.
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