Jasper Essential for Fleet Installations

Jasper Engines & Transmissions remains a source for quality remanufactured drivetrain products during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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April 1, 2020

Jasper Essential for Fleet Installations — Jasper Engines & Transmissions currently has 48 branch offices and distribution centers in 28 states.
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Jasper Engines & Transmissions remains a source for quality remanufactured drivetrain products during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Our fleet installers are open, and playing an integral part during this pandemic,” said Chip Morris, Jasper fleet installer program manager. “We’re hearing from quite a few of our national fleets that there is a need for this service, as many have shut down their in-house repair services.”

Jasper is based in a small, Midwestern community and has its own transit service to deliver products through its network of nationwide branch locations. The company is deemed an essential business to provide products for fleets, and government municipalities, during these difficult times.

All around the country, fleets have been aligning themselves with Jasper to instill confidence in keeping their vehicles and businesses running. This comes from knowing all Jasper remanufactured drivetrain products adhere to strict remanufacturing guidelines and are covered by a nationwide warranty.

JASPER offers a fleet installer program which can help your business, or fleet, with installation needs.

Topics:Remanufactured Parts Remanufacturing COVID-19 Jasper Engines and Transmissions Maintenance

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