LINE-X, a provider of protective coatings and spray-on bed-liners, has launched a new service that offers complete light- and medium-duty work truck upfitting. The service offers a quick turnaround, discounts of up to 15%, and centralized control over jobs being completed at multiple shops all across North America.
by Staff
October 30, 2017
Photo of pickup truck upfitted by LINE-X courtesy of LINE-X.
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Photo of pickup truck upfitted by LINE-X courtesy of LINE-X.
LINE-X, a provider of protective coatings and spray-on bed-liners, has launched a new service that offers complete light- and medium-duty work truck upfitting. The service offers a quick turnaround, discounts of up to 15%, and centralized control over jobs being completed at multiple shops all across North America.
“We believe in this new service, LINE-X solutions for fleet services, will revolutionize the custom upfitting business for Class 1-6 vehicles,” said Henry Chedraoui, LINE-X director of national accounts. “The beauty of what we have to offer is that we can serve and help three different markets: fleets, fleet management companies, and national upfitting companies.”
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LINE-X fleet solutions benefit customers in three distinct ways:
Hundreds of shop locations. LINE-X up-fitting jobs can be executed at more than 500 franchise locations in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Each franchise location excels in up-fitting work trucks for the retail and business market.
Volume discount pricing. LINE-X’s preferred parts supplier is Keystone Automotive, the largest warehouse-leading distributor, and marketer of aftermarket automotive equipment and accessories in North America.
Centralized Control. For large jobs being completed at multiple locations, LINE-X can offer unified price and time schedule for the entire contract.
The LINE-X network of fleet services offers a full range of upfitting parts and services for SUVs, pickup trucks and vans. In addition to bedliners – which is LINE-X’s core business – these include shelving, storage systems, racks, trailer hitches, step bars and running boards, interior and exterior lighting systems, tonneau covers, and more.
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