The all-purpose van rack can be installed in under an hour and is compatible with all commercial cargo vans sold in the U.S. and Canada.
Upfitting any vehicle comes with challenges, but van fleet managers face a unique set of challenges to overcome due to varied applications, sizes, and upfit options.
The key objective of end-user discussions is to match the truck with the fleet application. Once you have completed your discussions, make sure the completed upfit specs have been reviewed and approved by all parties prior to order placement. It is critical to have a documented sign-off to avoid misunderstandings that result in after-the-fact upfitting modifications.
Racks and bins turn trucks and vans into mobile workshops. With an abundance of options available to fleet managers, here’s all you need to know about these organizational devices.
Roof racks are a great way to carry extra gear; however, when it comes to carrying equipment on the roof, or any loads for that matter, there is a right and a wrong way to do it.
Upfitters provide a multitude of options to turn your vans into the perfect tool for your trade, from shelving and storage to ladder racks and partitions.
From ladder racks to cargo solutions to partitions and more, van upfitting options are ready for any make, model, and vocational use.
The multitude of upfitting options and potential configurations makes it easy to fulfill Murphy’s Law, which states, “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.” Unfortunately, in many cases, who triggers Murphy’s Law is the fleet manager who does not carefully review the upfit specs, or has not consulted thoroughly with the actual users of the equipment, or attempts to over-engineer the upfit. These are all avoidable mistakes.
The annual Work Truck Show is ground zero for new product launches designed to make life easier for users of commercial vans and trucks.
When it comes to hauling ladders, which is the better way – carrying them inside or on top of a van? There are pros and cons for each method.