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The UK’s top 5 public fleets – tyre demand analysis

Date: 29th June 2021 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Royal Mail recently added 29 gas-powered trucks to its fleet. Pictured: Mick Salts with the new CNG fuelled Royal Mail trucks at the depot in Warrington, Cheshire, 12 May 2021. (Photo: Royal Mail)

While Tyres-as-a-Service (Taas) is now coming of age in the passenger car tyre retail side of the business, TaaS arguably finds its roots in the fleet tyre trade. The wide-spread adoption of pence-per-kilometre contracts (otherwise known as PPK or CPK – cost per kilometre) means that both TaaS and PPK put the pre-sale of premium products front and centre. However, fleet contracts bring with them the massive advantage of scale, something that is all-the-more important for business planning in the kinds of challenging post-Covid economic circumstances the tyre business is currently encountering. That’s why June’s 75th-anniversary edition of Tyres & Accessories takes a closer look at the fleet tyre business in general, emphasising the trends and opportunities demonstrated by the tyre-buying habits of the biggest fleets out there.

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