Do one thing and do it well. For 60 years, we’ve been refining our truck bodies to make them the best on the market. 1171 South Williams Drive Columbia City, IN 46725 Phone (260) 244-7661 Fax (260) 244-7662 Office Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am - 5:00pm Founded in 1885, W.A. Jones continues to serve Indiana, Southern Michigan and Northwestern Ohio We use only the BEST equipment from your favorite Vendors! We are BEST known by the Company we keep! TRUCK BODIES & EQUIPMENT * DUMP BODIES OF EVERY TYPE * SNOW PLOWS - SMALL & MUNICIPAL * HEAVY DUTY MOWERS * SERVICE, LINE & CRANE BODIES * HEAVY DUTY PLATFORM BODIES * ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT * ASPHALT HOT BOXES * SAFETY LIGHT SYSTEMS * WET LINE KITSReason #5 - Fact: Aluminum is about half the weight of average sized steel or fiberglass (composite) service bodies; Depending on your truck, we figure, conservatively, you will save at least .20 cents a mile being 600 to 1000 pounds lighter with a Highway Products aluminum service body.
If you put 30,000 miles per year on your truck, 30,000 x .20 cents equals $6,000.00. Adds up quickly doesn't it. Use the example below to figure your savings from your mileage last year. Example: .20cents X 30,000 annual mileage = $6,000.00 savings. is the number one killer of service bodies. We use a marine grade aluminum that is used by boat manufacturers world wide. We also make aluminum boats so we've already been there. need to paint them at all and they should last Fiberglass (composite) bodies crack. Repairs are hard to do and expensive. service body to transfer the body to your next truck. A steel bed will cost you more to transfer than the body is worth. Add a new coat of paint and you look brand new! Reason #8 How do you put a price on wear and tear? This unit has paid for itself already.Hubler Automotive Group’s Fleet and Commercial department is 100% dedicated to servicing Indiana and Midwest businesses, regardless if your fleet is one truck or hundreds or vans.
We understand the needs and challenges of all businesses and how critical fleet and commercial vehicles are to a successful operation. Dedicated commercial truck associates are a benefit to you because there are different incentives, discounts, business programs, and tax benefits that may apply, and our Hubler team will help you get everything you deserve! Hubler represents Chevrolet, GMC, Ford, and Nissan commercial trucks and vans, along with Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Ford, Nissan, Mazda, and Acura cars and SUV’s to the business community. Your new truck can be upfitted in any configuration of truck utility beds, utility boxes, and equipment. With more than sixty years of combined experience, the Hubler Auto Group Fleet and Commercial truck department is the car dealership that is uniquely suited to meet and exceed every expectation on time, every time. Our customers never have to come to our store unless they want to. We can do business at your office or any location.
Vehicles can be delivered anywhere in the state of Indiana at no additional charge. We work hard to ensure businesses get all available rebates and incentives every time. We work with upfitters such as Knapheide, Adriane Steel and Supreme Corp. and others to ensure quality. We have dedicated fleet and heavy duty truck technicians that are ASE Certified and factory trained to keep your vehicles maintained and on the road. We also offer discounted labor rates and fleet business accounts. Hubler is a GM Business Elite Dealer and an expert of the GM Business Choice Program. Please contact either John or Scott using the information provided below for inquiries: Hubler is here to help all businesses! Come see the fleet and commercial truck experts when purchasing your next business vehicle. Whether you own a one truck lawn service or are a publicly traded company, Hubler Fleet and Commercial Truck team will work to earn your business! Responsive Dealer Website provided by
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2011 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD Learn More About The Service Utility Truck pickup trucks are as common as cars as an everyday passenger vehicle these days, but they were originally designed for work. Stronger and heavier than a car, trucks haul tools and materials for almost any job, while being small enough to stay economical. As they became more popular, the average pickup truck became more comfortable and easy to drive. Serious work trucks began to focus on adapting to specific jobs. So, what makes it a Service Utility Truck? - Typically, it has to have plenty of power and enough room to carry the intended load. However, there are plenty of smaller vehicles that fit the classification. The only consistent factor is that it is a truck or van that has been designed, built or modified to be used for doing a particular job or service. Most service utility trucks begin with the same basic parts as any other truck. The engine, chassis and drive train are usually all the same.
Most of the differences are in the cargo area, and the combinations of options is numerous. What are they used for? - There are too many different uses for service utility trucks to list them all, but we can put them into 3 basic groups based on the type of load they are designed to carry. 1. People - Some are built to transport people, like a shuttle or a mini-bus. These are usually built on a truck chassis, with a large passenger compartment that designed primarily for comfort. The suspension will be softer, and the body will sit lower. 2. Products - Panel trucks, or "Box" trucks usually have just one seat inside of a large cargo area. They are used to haul and deliver everything from mail and laundry, to potato chips and milk. 3. Equipment - Most similar in appearance to your standard pickup truck, these workhorses are used anywhere there is a job to do that requires tools and equipment. Large storage compartments on both sides of the truck bracket an open area in the bed that can be used to carry anything from a welder to a hoist.