A truck that is off the road is not just a repair bill, it is a delivery commitment that somebody else now has to cover. This division exists for operators who measure supply in vehicle availability rather than unit price, and most of our accounts here run as standing parts programmes rather than order by order.
We supply the equipment itself, from trailers and bodies through to running gear, and the wear parts that follow it: brake components, suspension, bearings and the consumables that come round on every service interval.
What this division supplies
Indicative of the range rather than the limit of it. If what you need sits alongside these lines, ask.
Who buys from this division
The four buyer types this division is built around, and what each one actually needs from a supplier.
Haulage operators
Running scheduled maintenance where parts availability decides fleet uptime.
Distribution companies
Needing predictable supply across a mixed fleet on a single account.
Body builders and fitters
Sourcing running gear and components for build and repair programmes.
Estate and mine logistics teams
Operating in locations where a missing part means a long wait, not a short one.
Questions about this division
If yours is not here, the trade desk answers directly, usually the same working day.
Ask the trade deskThat is the preferred way to work here. Send the fleet register with makes, models and service intervals, and we map the consumables and critical spares per vehicle, agree reorder points and deliver on a calendar rather than on request.
For parts-programme customers, yes, through a breakdown line handled outside standard hours as agreed in the contract. For one-off buyers, urgent orders are quoted at whatever the fastest available freight allows, and we tell you that timeline honestly.
Both. Complete units are quoted per specification with lead times that depend on the build, and parts are supplied either alongside the unit or as an ongoing programme once the equipment is in service.
Send your requirement
Model or part numbers, specification, quantity and destination. Standard lines are quoted within 48 hours.