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What are the benefits of Arval contract hire?

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5 March 2015

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That’s because Arval says it will monitor your car’s vehicle mileage throughout the contract hire period. If your business car is running outside of its scheduled mileage parameters (whether over or under mileage) then Arval will contact you to re-contract the vehicle and manage the mileage.

Why choose Arval contract hire?

Good point.

Well, you know you will be in safe hands, since the leasing company has 40 years of industry experience so the experts there will be able to provide the advice and support that you require.

But clearly there’s more than that. You’ll get 24/7 support throughout the year by phone, internet and email as well as a dedicated SME team.

In addition there’s the time saving and the lack of hassle with a quick and accurate service from one of the top vehicle leasing companies in the UK owned by one of the world’s best rated banks.

Plus there’s a range of additional services that you might want to choose, such as Gap insurance, fuel management, accident management and short term vehicle rental.

 

Should I take maintenance with Arval contract hire?

A separate maintenance contract (with full VAT recoverability) provides you with the following:

  • Servicing
  • Replacement tyres
  • Batteries
  • Exhaust
  • Mechanical breakdown cover
  • Any worn items
  • Not included is glass replacement, accident damage or driver abuse or neglect items

 

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Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton is an award-winning journalist and the founder of Business Car Manager (now renamed Business Motoring). Ralph writes extensively about the car and van leasing industry as well as wider fleet and company car issues. A former editor of What Car?, Ralph is a vastly experienced writer and editor and has been writing about the automotive sector for over 35 years.

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