PacLease Opens Record 28 North American Locations in 2024
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PacLease opened 28 franchise locations across North America in 2024 and expects a buoyant 2025 for the segment, the Paccar Inc. subsidiary said.
PacLease now has 525 locations in the U.S. and Canada, it said, with 665 locations worldwide.
Locations within the network offer new and used Kenworth and Peterbilt Class 8 sleeper, day cab and vocational trucks plus medium-duty straight trucks for lease or rental.
The volume of the additions in 2024 was a record for PacLease, the company said Jan. 7.
PacLease’s newest franchise locations are:
- Dobbs Leasing in North Little Rock, Ark; Pearl, Miss.; and Bosser City, La.
- Truckworx PacLease in Definiak Springs, Fla., and Gulfport, Miss.
- Jackson Group PacLease in Roseburg, Ore.
- All Roads Rental and Leasing in Fort Lauderdale and Riviera Beach, Fla.
- Palmer Leasing Group in Greenville, Ohio.
- MHC Truck Leasing in Knoxville, Tenn.
- GTG Peterbilt PacLease in Quincy, Ill., and Waterloo, Iowa
- Hunter Peterbilt PacLease in Valley Grove, W.Va., and Throop, Pa.
- The Pete Store Truck Leasing in Medley, Fla., and Plainville, Mass.
- Rihm PacLease in Cloquet, Mankato, Northfield, Owatonna and Sauk Centre, Minn., plus Superior, Wis.
- Maska PacLease in St Augustin de Desmaures, Chicoutimi, Shawinigan, Levis and Saint Georges, Quebec
- TA Management Services in Cornwall, Ontario
Over the past 12 months, PacLease launched a new Franchise Portal, an online platform that provides franchises with access to all their lease and rental resources in a centralized hub.
“This enhances fleet management. Franchises can access their fleet prognostic information through the portal to predict and prevent component failures, enabling them to proactively manage the fleet — all of which pays dividends to our customers,” said Ken Roemer, president of PacLease.
In 2025, Roemer sees a robust leasing market, adding that “the PacLease network is stronger than ever, offering the broadest network coverage in our history.”
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