XTRA Lease has introduced its new maintenance brochure, which describes the trailer leasing company’s full range of maintenance services designed keep equipment on the move.
The XTRA Care maintenance program consists of several options that provide customers with the tools to run their trailers without downtime -- ultimately improving productivity. Such programs include RoadWatch -- an in-house 24/7 emergency road service, and Repair Cost Standards -- standards that take the uncertainty and hidden costs out of damage repair.
John Sullivan, director of operations, said, "Our maintenance program represents our broad range of value-added services and emphasizes our easy-to-do-business-with philosophy."
The XTRA Care brochure focuses on XTRA Lease’s core strengths: quality service, expertise and maintenance programs.
The brochure features a checklist of items available in the Standard and Net/Net programs identifying both XTRA Lease’s and the customer’s responsibility for trailer maintenance.
Based in St. Louis, XTRA Lease is a division of XTRA Corp. and is owned by Berkshire Hathaway. XTRA Lease is a service-oriented equipment lessor, providing custom-made rental, lease and lease/purchase packages. With almost 90 locations and 600 employees in the United States, Mexico and Canada, XTRA Lease offers a fleet of more than 90,000 trailers that includes dry vans, flat beds, reefers and specialty equipment.
XTRA Lease Unveils New Maintenance Brochure
XTRA Lease has introduced its new maintenance brochure, which describes the trailer leasing company’s full range of maintenance services designed keep equipment on the move
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