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ISS takes on 123 converted Renault tippers in new fleet deal
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2015 |
Facility services provider ISS has placed an order for 123 Renault Master tipper vans, using the French company’s in-house conversion programme.
ISS has taken on the twin-wheel Master in both medium-wheelbase single cab and long-wheelbase crew cab versions.
The vehicles feature 45-degree rear-tipping bodies, fitted by van conversion company VFS. The vehicles will be used by ISS’ landscaping business to service a new contract at locations across the UK.
The tippers have been financed through Leaseplan on a five-year contract hire with full maintenance, with Renault’s four-year/100,000 mile warranty.
“ISS has been working with Renault for many years and as a strategic partner, they were able to deliver a seamless service, from order to delivery, after stiff competition from our other suppliers, for the 123 tippers required to deliver this service to our new customer, around the UK,” said Nigel Rowden, ISS UK group fleet manager.
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