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Mack Trucks Announces Premium Service Agreement
The optional premium service agreement may be added to new truck purchases or added to trucks in service, prior to their first service interval.

The optional premium service agreement may be added to new truck purchases or added to trucks in service, prior to their first service interval.
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Mack Trucks has announced a new premium service agreement, a comprehensive maintenance program that simplifies maintenance management and helps increase uptime, optimize vehicle safety and performance, and improve cost of ownership for Mack Anthem, Pinnacle,Granite, TerraPro and LR customers.
The optional premium service agreement may be added to new truck purchases or added to trucks in service, prior to their first service interval. The service agreement replaces Mack’s existing maintenance plans and streamlines maintenance management with a single solution that takes the burden of routine maintenance and preventative maintenance off the truck owner and transfers it to the Mack dealer network. Customers can tailor the plans to the length of their ownership cycle and the expected operating duty conditions of the truck – normal-duty or heavy-duty – optimizing maintenance intervals based on duty cycle.
Flexible payment options allow customers to pay on a recurring monthly basis or up front at the time of their truck purchase, billed directly or through their dealer. Offered through Mack Financial Services (MFS), bundling of the premium service agreement with their truck payment gives customers the opportunity to pay for the contract interest-free and over time. Partnering with MFS also gives customers a dedicated financial services partner to provide support throughout the life of the vehicle and service agreement.
The premium service agreement includes a range of services to promote proper vehicle maintenance and peak performance, including:
All aftertreatment maintenance and Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) cleaning;
All scheduled transmission and scheduled axle maintenance;
All scheduled engine maintenance and valve adjustments;
All scheduled chassis maintenance;
Alternator coverage; and
Regular 74-point inspection and oil analysis.
Customers may also add optional services to further customize their plan to fit the specific needs of their operations and duty cycles.
Working through Mack’s dealer network in the U.S. and Canada means all repairs and service, including advanced diagnostics and warranty work, can be done at one location by certified Mack technicians, helping get trucks back in operation faster.
Mack GuardDog Connect is standard on all Class 8 models powered by Mack MP engines. Mack’s integrated telematics solution monitors critical fault codes, and when it detects an event, proactively contacts Mack OneCall agents. Through Mack GuardDog Connect, several service alerts can be resolved using Mack Over The Air (OTA), which allows customers to make unlimited driver-activated software and parameter updates, improving uptime and simplifying the update process.
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