MAN Truck & Bus UK supply Vehicles to BM Stafford
MAN Truck & Bus, the leading vehicle manufacturer, has extended their partnership with BM Stafford. The two companies have a well established working relationship which has been expanded as MAN has supplied BM Stafford with six new vehicles as part of the haulage companyâs plans to modernise their fleet. BM Stafford has been operating within the haulage sector for more than 80 years. The company has built up a good reputation and focuses on delivering reliable and flexible haulage solutions for their clients. BM Stafford also prides themselves on offering excellent customer service has been working to modernise their vehicles in order to continue providing an efficient service while also making sure that they are making the lowest impact possible on the environment. The manufacturer of commercial vehicles, industrial engines, busses and coaches have supplied the Durham based haulage company with the MAN TGX 26.460 Euro 6C vehicles that will operate with a lower environmental impact. The Euro 6C engines that are fitted to the MAN vehicles are known to produce the lowest emissions in order to comply with the low emission zone regulations. The vehicles that have been purchased by BM Stafford have will allow the company to increase their efficiency, while also delivering on their commitment to use more economical vehicles. The Euro 6C vehicle will allow the company to continue to improve their vehicle uptime, reliability and fuel economy. These factors will make the companyâs operations more efficient as well as possible cutting costs, by improving the fuel economy of their operations. The MAN TGX Euro 6C has been purchased by BM Stafford and will be supplied to the company through a five year rental agreement that will include a full repair and maintenance package supplied by MAN. This maintenance package will ensure that throughout the rental agreement, the vehicle will be kept at the highest safety and maintenance standards by the vehicle manufacturer and maintaining the performance of the vehicles. Manufacturing & Engineering Magazine | The Home of Manufacturing Industry News
