Fleet Usage

[Jimwrobo]

Are there cases of the Maverick being utilized in company fleets?
I am considering using a Maverick for roadside assistance. Curious, any pros or cons with the Maverick in the company fleet context?

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[ilikebike]

Quite a few. I don’t have first hand knowledge but there’s some large businesses that have started rolling them out. U-Haul has them, I think AutoZone or another auto parts store uses them as fleet vehicles. My city and local university have purchased a few as well.

 

[FAN2PLAYER]

There's a few local HVAC companies around my area who have about 5/7 XL's as a part of their fleet, then some one off contractors have them too. I've been seeing a lot of contractors with cab's on them nowadays.

 

[NextTruck]

Are there cases of the Maverick being utilized in company fleets?
I am considering using a Maverick for roadside assistance. Curious, any pros or cons with the Maverick in the company fleet context?

I have seen contractors and municipalities with them.

 

[MakinDoForNow]

Are there cases of the Maverick being utilized in company fleets?
I am considering using a Maverick for roadside assistance. Curious, any pros or cons with the Maverick in the company fleet context?

Some auto parts chain was considering several hundred, according to a post. Several crumble cookies stores have them and best of all proof was the pooper/scooper dudes are cleaning up with them.

 

[Mas280]

We have two that we use for pool service and have two more on order. Great MPG

 

[Rileyotta]

Are there cases of the Maverick being utilized in company fleets?
I am considering using a Maverick for roadside assistance. Curious, any pros or cons with the Maverick in the company fleet context?

From Alberta/BC, Canada here,
Definitely at least three larger fleets that I’ve seen around the city I’m in, and several smaller contractors as well. Seems like such an excellent idea for so many applications.

 

[FamousAmos]

Quite a few. I don’t have first hand knowledge but there’s some large businesses that have started rolling them out. U-Haul has them, I think AutoZone or another auto parts store uses them as fleet vehicles. My city and local university have purchased a few as well.

I have seen them on AutoZone and NAPA trucks. That said, as these are franchise businesses, I don't know if a huge contract is involved. Good luck.

 

[Fcnrwy]

I see quite a few "Servepro" (damage restoration?) Units on I-94.
Just saw an Area 51, this morning.
It had a box cap and was lettered for a local property maintenance company..

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[TheShark]

Here in NC I see fleet Mavericks all the time used by various businesses large and small.

 

[sprcoop]

I saw a white XL with Tucson Electric Power graphics on it. Not sure how many they have.

 

[BertoDeMamp]

O'Reilly's by my house uses Mavs as Fleet Vehicles.

Here's mine next to one.

 

[icegradner]

Yeah lots of fleets, search the forum for fleet threads and you'll find loads of people wining about companies getting fleets vehicles before they got their own trucks.

I've seen several cities using them to replace late 2000s Rangers, and several large companies using them for various things, and a few small companies as well.

 

[mr mojo risen]

I have seen them on AutoZone and NAPA trucks. That said, as these are franchise businesses, I don't know if a huge contract is involved. Good luck.

Several O’Reilly’s stores in my area have Mavericks for shuttling auto parts etc.

 

[colinl]

I was talking to the owner of a local lawn company has 6 hybrid XLs and they're sufficient to pull a trailer with two 42" deck zero turn mowers, blowers, trimmers, etc but several crews go with only one mower. He said those 6 trucks will save him over 200k this year between the lower cost to buy and a lot less gas expense.

For roadside assist specifically I don't like the 12V battery capacity of the hybrid if you're going to jumpstart with the truck. Using a jump pack I think it's fine, or you can modify it to add another, larger 12V in the bed.

If you're doing assist in harsh weather or dirt roads, definitely want AWD, but even the AWD Mavericks get better gas mileage than any other truck on the road.

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