Fleet service providers in Georgia
12 fleet service providers across 9 cities in Georgia. Fleet maintenance shops, upfitters, washing services, and vendors serving Georgia fleets.
Kenworth
Commercial truck dealer and service location in Mableton, GA. Its website lists parts sales and truck sales.
Rush Truck Centers – Atlanta
Commercial truck dealer and service location in Atlanta, GA. Its website lists parts sales and truck sales.
Rush Truck Center
Commercial truck repair shop in Augusta, GA. Its website lists parts sales and truck sales.
Peterbilt
Commercial truck dealer and service location in Augusta, GA. Its website lists parts sales.
Corpay
Business payments company whose fleet brands issue fuel cards and manage vehicle-related spend for commercial fleets.
Fuelman
Fleet fuel card program with a discount network and per-driver purchase controls for gasoline and diesel fleets.
Masterack
Commercial van and truck upfitter producing shelving, ladder racks, partitions and complete vocational packages.
Encore Protection
Provider of value-added roadside and vehicle protection programs sold alongside fleet and dealer products.
Bluebird Truck Center
Truck and fleet wash site in Valdosta, GA. Mapped in OpenStreetMap under this business category; no public website was found.
Blue Beacon Truck Wash
Truck and fleet wash site in Fancy Bluff, GA. Its website lists truck washing.
Blue Beacon Truck Wash
Truck and fleet wash site in Unionville, GA. Its website lists truck washing.
Freightliner
Commercial truck dealer and service location in Albany, GA. Mapped in OpenStreetMap under this business category; no public website was found.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many fleet service providers are in Georgia?
Crows Fleet lists 12 fleet service providers in Georgia across 9 cities, led by Atlanta, Augusta, Albany. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Georgia have the most fleet service providers?
Atlanta (3), Augusta (2), Albany (1), Fancy Bluff (1), Mableton (1).
Which fleet services are local in Georgia?
Maintenance, washing, upfitting, and driver training usually need a local provider. Telematics, dash cams, fuel cards, and leasing are national and appear on the National vendors page.
Do Georgia shops offer fleet accounts?
Many do, with net-30 billing and scheduled service. Ask about minimum fleet size and whether they handle DOT inspections.