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Penske Truck Leasing
Commercial truck leasing, maintenance and service-location resources.
How this resource can help a trucker
Commercial truck leasing, maintenance and service-location resources. Use the official provider website below to review its current services and find the location, program or support channel suited to your situation.
Where to start
For an assigned leased truck, follow the fleet’s Penske service procedure and have the unit number ready.
How to use it
Locate the dealer, parts branch or service center that handles your equipment. Call with your unit number, VIN, symptoms and relevant fault information.
What to confirm before relying on it
Ask about service availability, diagnostic charges, parts, labor, arrival estimates and payment. Company drivers should obtain their fleet’s breakdown authorization before authorizing repair work.
What to expect
A service advisor will need your unit information and problem description before quoting work. Confirm dispatch charges, diagnostic fees, parts availability, fleet authorization and the estimate before approving repairs.
Contact and next steps
Open the official website and use its published contact, support, locator or application options for your request. Explain what you need and ask which department or local provider will handle it. Record any confirmation, reference number and follow-up instructions you receive.
Official reference
Penske Truck Leasing — official provider information
Official resource information checked October 10, 2026. Confirm current availability and program terms with the provider. This is a CompanyDriver.TV editorial resource guide.