Power the cab. Protect the cash. Fleets • Owner-Operators • Dealers • Installers
Built for truck auxiliary power units

Stop idling away your margin.

Turn a diesel, electric or battery-based APU—and the installation that goes with it—into a clear monthly payment path for one truck or an entire fleet.

✓ New + qualifying used APUs
✓ Equipment + eligible installation
✓ Single trucks + fleet purchases
✓ Dealer + installer programs
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Commercial equipment programs built to help businesses purchase productive assets.

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Reduce idle dependenceSupport cab comfort and auxiliary power without running the main engine.
Preserve working cashTurn a large up-front purchase into a clearer monthly path.
One truck or manySupport an individual unit or eligible multi-truck fleet packages.
Point-of-purchase readyPrograms built for APU dealers, distributors and installers.

APU power for the way your trucks actually work.

From diesel systems to battery-electric packages, we can review equipment and installation combinations tied to commercial truck operations.

Idle has a monthly payment too.

Every hour the main engine runs just to heat, cool or power the cab is an operating expense. An APU can redirect part of that recurring fuel spend toward equipment that keeps working after the payment is gone.

Illustrative annual fuel savings$3,600–$6,000about $300–$500 per month before considering reduced main-engine wear or maintenance
The APU decision is a math problem.
1,800–2,400idle hours / year
×
0.5gallons saved / hour
×
$4–$5diesel / gallon
=
$3.6K–$6Kannual fuel savings

Illustrative assumptions: 0.8 gal/hr main-engine idle, 0.3 gal/hr APU use, 1,800–2,400 annual idle hours and $4.00–$5.00/gal diesel. Actual savings vary by truck, APU, duty cycle, fuel price and operating conditions.

1 truck / year$3.6K–$6K

Illustrative fuel savings

10 trucks / year$36K–$60K

Illustrative fleet savings

25 trucks / year$90K–$150K

Illustrative fleet savings

Monthly break-even question$300–$500 vs. your APU payment

If estimated monthly fuel savings approach or exceed the payment, the purchase can start looking less like a cost conversion and more like an operating decision.

From APU quote to powered cab.

1. Start with the equipment

Share the APU, seller or installer, total package and purchase price.

2. Review the business

We look at the transaction together with the operating story behind the truck or fleet.

3. Choose a monthly path

Review available structures that fit the equipment and business profile.

4. Keep the install moving

Documents and vendor coordination help move the purchase toward funding.

Sell the savings. Give them a monthly path.

An APU already has an operating-cost story. Add a payment path at the point of purchase so customers can compare the monthly cost of the system against the cost of continuing to idle.

Monthly quotingYour brand stays forwardSingle-unit + fleet buyers
See dealer program details
01

Quote monthly

Shift the conversation from total purchase price to an operating monthly decision.

02

Bundle eligible installation

Make it easier for the customer to evaluate the complete installed package.

03

Support growing operators

Bring us the complete business story instead of screening only by years in business.

04

Build a repeatable sales process

Create a consistent purchase-enablement path for reps, locations and fleet accounts.

EARLY STAGE. REAL OPERATION.

A newer trucking business can still have a real equipment need.

Revenue, deposits, operating history, customers, owner experience and the role the APU plays in the business can all matter to the story.

For dealers and installers: don’t automatically lose a buyer just because the company is young. Bring us the full picture.

Real revenue + banking activity
Truck ownership + operating history
Owner + industry experience
How the APU supports operating efficiency

APU financing questions.

What types of truck APUs can you support?

Programs may support diesel, electric and battery-based auxiliary power units, along with eligible installation and related components.

Can installation be included?

Eligible installation may be included when it is part of the approved commercial equipment package and vendor invoice.

Can used APUs qualify?

Qualifying used systems from eligible commercial sellers may be considered, subject to equipment, vendor and program requirements.

Can I finance APUs for multiple trucks?

Yes, multi-unit and fleet packages may be considered based on the transaction and business profile.

Do you work with APU dealers and installers?

Yes. Dealer and installer programs can give customers a monthly payment path directly at the point of purchase.

Ready to power the cab without draining cash?

Start with the APU, installation package and purchase price.

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