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Repair financing

Spread out a major repair while the truck is off the road. Trucks and machinery, established or start-up businesses.

Mechanic working on a truck engine

At a glance

Repairs
Engine, transmission, differential, hydraulics
Best time
As soon as you have the shop estimate
$38,000 Example: an engine rebuild, financed over 24 months at 9%, or about $1,736 per month

Spreading out the bill

A major repair rarely comes at a good time. The bill arrives while the truck is off the road and earning nothing.

Financing the repair spreads the bill over several months and keeps cash available for wages, fuel and insurance.

What a truck off the road costs

An engine, a transmission or a differential means a bill of several tens of thousands of dollars. On a truck that runs every day, each week off the road also costs postponed contracts and customers who call someone else.

Call as soon as you have the shop estimate: the sooner the file goes out, the sooner the truck is back on the road.

  • EngineRebuild or replacement
  • Transmission and axleDifferential, axles, gearbox
  • Body and frameStructural work
  • HydraulicsMachinery and specialized equipment
  • Mechanical inspectionWork required to pass it
  • ReconditioningOf recently purchased used equipment

Start your file

Enter the amount you have in mind and we will call you back to complete the file. Free and without commitment.

Or call (514) 648-8487

Financing file No commitment
Amount to be determined

Free quote, several lenders compared.

Frequently asked questions

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All questions
Which repairs can be financed?

Major repairs on trucks and machinery: engine, transmission, differential, body, frame, hydraulics, work required to pass a mechanical inspection, or reconditioning of recently purchased used equipment. See repair financing.

Can a start-up business finance a repair?

Yes. Lenders' criteria differ depending on a business's history, and our job is to find the one that suits your file, whether your business is established or new.

What documents do we need to provide?

It varies by lender and by how long your business has been operating. Generally: information about the business, the equipment you are looking at and its price. One call is enough to know exactly what applies to your file.

How much does a quote cost?

Nothing. The quote is free and without commitment.

Caroline Lavoie

Caroline LavoiePresident, sales and financing

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Toll-free (800) 663-8487

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