To date, Vehicle Reman customers have saved or avoided 10,515 mWh of energy - enough to power over 1,000 homes for a year. Using data from the Carnegie Mellon University Green Design Institute (2015) Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIOLCA)…
Vehicle Reman is committed to understanding and addressing the unique needs of your fleet while focusing on quality and value. To that end, we offer four different levels of service. By understanding our service levels and the specific solutions we offer, you can choose any or all that best serve your specific vehicle or your entire fleet.
TYLER, TX – Vehicle Reman and Allstate Capital officially unveiled flexible financing solutions for Vehicle Reman customers. The Vehicle Reman team is committed to providing all clients with the lowest financing options available. The partnership with Allstate Capital will help deliver quality customer financing with the superior service, attention to detail, and quick turnaround time that customers have come to expect from Vehicle Reman solutions.
We were excited to work with the HANOR Company on their recent remanufacturing projects. They first contracted with us to have their Ford F-550 remanufactured. They were so pleased with the process that they had their Ford F-150 remanufactured a month later.
Once a fleet vehicle gets so many miles on it, repairs and maintenance start adding up fast. Eventually the vehicle hits a tipping point where the expense of the repairs exceeds the value of the vehicle or the risks of safety or performance could jeopardize the job. At this point we would refer to this as the end of the vehicle’s economic life. While a fleet owner may salvage the vehicle to get some financial return, the salvage value is considerably lower than the cost of a new fleet vehicle. But purchasing a new vehicle isn’t the only option.
A licensed Professional Engineer from Texas A&M, Latham spent a career in and started two firms in industrial automation with significant exposure to the automotive sector. On founding what is now VR in 2005, the company provided reman services to the US Army’s Red River Army Depot. Now, focusing on the civilian sector, his goal is to supply an alternative automotive product and reduce operators’ expense and thereby reduce the automotive debt burden in the country.
Belden has over 30 years’ experience building and leading professional sales teams in information technology and fleet telematics companies. Among his many awards at IBM, Belden was in the top 5% of managers in his division. That experience led to growing TRCA, a startup telecomm hardware company, from $0 sales to over $5MM in 6 years. His technology/telecomm background was a natural fit for his own company, Zepco Sales and Service Inc. Zepco designed and marketed the first vehicle event data recorder running on Microsoft Windows in 1992. Zepco was an industry leader selling and installing automotive data recorders, mobile video recorders and GPS tracking hardware and software in fleets across the U.S.