Service vans
Contractor, repair, route and delivery vehicles.
Commercial truck & fleet financing
Discuss finance options for vans, trucks and fleet vehicles before sending sensitive documents. A conversation first — not a credit application.
Soft-credit-first review may be available for qualified borrowers; approval, rate, term and down payment are not guaranteed.
Fast fit check
A stronger first conversation usually has three things: the vehicle job, the business use case, and a realistic funding timeline. Keep sensitive identity and financial documents out of this request.
Built for working fleets
Use Fleet Funding Check to talk through possible financing paths for commercial vans, box trucks, pickups, chassis cabs and other business vehicles — without starting with SSN, tax documents or bank statements.
Practical review, not a generic bank form
Service routes, delivery capacity, upfit needs, replacement timing and existing bank exposure can all change the conversation.
Talk through the purchaseContractor, repair, route and delivery vehicles.
Chassis cabs, box trucks and upfit-ready units.
Heavy-duty pickups for towing, crews and job sites.
From purchase plan to next step
Whether you have a vehicle in mind or are still looking, share the basics and discuss what may fit.
A replacement, an added route, or several new vehicles. Your current fleet and next purchase are separate.
Review your purchase needs and possible funding paths. Vehicle availability and financing depend on confirmation and review.
If there’s a potential fit, discuss the process before a formal application. No approval or terms are promised.
Fields marked * are required. Share enough for a pre-call; do not send SSN, DOB, bank statements, tax returns, or hard-credit authorization here.
Fit screen: this request is for business/work vehicle needs in the contiguous U.S. It is not for restricted delivery lane-related contractor/customer-specific route vehicle needs while that lane is paused.
Where this helps
Compare what may be available through a broader commercial-vehicle funding conversation.
Plan around timing, cash flow and the vehicle type that keeps jobs moving.
Talk through vans, box trucks, step vans or pickups tied to new work.
Browse vehicles first, then request a conversation around a specific unit.
Business owners can compare commercial trucks, cargo vans, passenger vans, box trucks, service bodies, cab chassis and other work-ready vehicles before committing to a purchase path.
The first step is a practical funding conversation about vehicle type, time in business, credit range, fleet size, down-payment goals and expected use — not a full credit application.
Fleet Funding Check helps contractors, service businesses, delivery operators and commercial buyers organize the next vehicle purchase, replacement unit or multi-vehicle expansion.
Business-owner guides on one-stop vehicle sourcing, low-down financing options, and bank exposure-limit situations.
Compare FedEx-style trucks for sale, step van trucks, parcel route trucks, and delivery route vehicles before sending sensitive application documents.