FLEET DISPOSAL SOLUTIONS

Maximise the value of your owned fleet and inject cash back into your business. Fleet disposal is a crucial part of a vehicle’s lifecycle, removing vehicles from your fleet that have come to the end of their contractual or operational life so you can refresh and modernise your fleet when needed.

What is Fleet Disposals?

Fleet disposal is significant to fleet management and is considered the last phase in the fleet lifecycle as you remove/replace vehicles in your fleet that have reached the end of their operational life.

It’s important to handle the disposal and replacement of your vehicles promptly to maintain business operations, as an ageing fleet has a greater risk of breakdown due to increased wear and tear which negatively impacts your business and cash flow.

WANT TO BOOST CASH FLOW AND REPLACE YOUR VEHICLES WITH THE BENEFITS OF RENTAL?

Increase cash flow while ensuring business continuity with our We Buy You Rent option. We'll provide a valuation and fair market price for your vehicles.

Then you choose from a wide variety of vehicles and select your hire options from 12months+ or flexible hire or a combination of both.

Alternatively, you can reap the benefits of rental by selling your vehicles and renting them back with full maintenance, service and road fund licence included.*

*Terms and conditions apply.

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Fleet Lifecycle

The fleet lifecycle refers to the various stages a group of vehicles goes through during its ownership within a fleet management system with policies in place to manage each stage effectively. Proper management of the fleet lifecycle is essential for controlling costs, ensuring safety, and maximizing the value of the vehicles in the fleet.

Acquisition

Selecting the appropriate vehicles that meet your business's operational needs and budget constraints.

Operation

The monitoring of vehicle usage, performance tracking, and ensuring an efficient fleet operation.

Maintenance

Regular servicing, inspections, and repairs are performed to extend the lifespan of the vehicles, improve safety, and reduce operational costs.

Compliance

Ensuring compliance with local and national driving regulations and adhering to environmental and road safety standards.

Disposal

When a vehicle reaches the end of its useful life, it is disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner. This may involve selling or recycling components, as well as ensuring proper disposal of hazardous materials.