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Business and Commercial Fleet Leasing in Houston

Mac Haik Chevrolet, a Chevrolet Business Elite dealer on the Katy Freeway in Houston, leases Silverado work trucks, chassis cabs and Express vans to businesses of every size, from one truck to a full fleet. Choose a closed-end lease or an open-end TRAC lease with no mileage cap, and build the upfit into any lease.

Get a leasing quote Jeff Maddox, Regional Fleet Operations Manager · (832) 526-5769

How a TRAC lease works

  1. 01

    Set the term and residual

    You and the fleet team agree on a lease term and a residual value: what the vehicle is expected to be worth at the end.

  2. 02

    Build in the upfit

    Service bodies, shelving, racks and other equipment can be included in the leased amount, so the truck arrives work-ready.

  3. 03

    Drive without a mileage cap

    An open-end lease does not charge by the mile, so high-mileage routes and job sites across Texas are not penalized.

  4. 04

    Settle at lease end

    The vehicle is sold. If it brings more than the residual, you receive the difference. If it brings less, you pay the difference.

TRAC lease, closed-end lease or buy?

Each option fits a different kind of unit. The free fleet analysis compares them for every vehicle in your fleet.

TRAC lease Closed-end lease Buy or line of credit
Mileage No mileage cap Mileage allowance set in the contract No limit
Upfits Can be built into the lease Can be built into the lease Financed with the purchase
End of term Vehicle is sold; you keep any surplus or pay any shortfall against the residual Return the vehicle; mileage and wear charges may apply You own the vehicle
Best for High-mileage and upfitted work trucks Predictable, lower-mileage use Units you plan to keep for many years

Lease terms, residual values and approval depend on the vehicle, the upfit and your business credit. Leases and purchases are treated differently for taxes, including Section 179, so review your options with your tax advisor. This is not tax advice.

What you can lease

Light-duty and heavy-duty trucks and full-size vans, in stock or factory-ordered.

Silverado 1500

Crew trucks for supervisors, inspectors and light service routes.

See inventory

Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD

Towing and payload for contractors and energy crews, gas or Duramax diesel.

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Silverado 3500 HD Chassis Cab

The base for service bodies, flatbeds and dump bodies.

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Express Cargo and Passenger

Rolling workshops and crew transport.

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Why lease through Mac Haik

Lease or buy, unit by unit

The free fleet analysis compares lease and purchase costs for each vehicle, so you only lease the units where it pays.

Service for the whole term

Business Elite service with extended hours and diesel-certified Duramax technicians keeps leased units on the job.

One desk start to finish

Jeff Maddox, Regional Fleet Operations Manager, handles quotes, upfits and lease-end planning: (832) 526-5769.

Fleet leasing questions

What is a TRAC lease?

A TRAC (terminal rental adjustment clause) lease is an open-end lease for business vehicles. You agree on a residual value up front. At lease end the vehicle is sold: if it brings more than the residual you receive the difference, and if it brings less you pay the difference. Mac Haik Chevrolet in Houston offers TRAC leases on Chevrolet work trucks and vans.

Does a TRAC lease have mileage limits?

No. A TRAC lease is open-end, so there is no mileage cap or per-mile charge. Higher mileage lowers the vehicle’s value at sale, which is settled against the residual at lease end.

Can I lease an upfitted work truck?

Yes. Upfits can be built into any commercial lease, closed-end or TRAC. Service bodies, shelving, racks and other equipment are included in the leased amount, so the truck is delivered ready to work.

Is it better to lease or buy fleet vehicles?

It depends on how many miles each unit runs, how long you keep it and how it is upfitted. Mac Haik’s free fleet analysis compares leasing and buying for each vehicle. Leases and purchases are taxed differently, so confirm the treatment with your tax advisor.

Can a small business lease a work truck?

Yes. No business is too small or too big for commercial fleet leasing at Mac Haik Chevrolet. Sole proprietors can lease a single truck or van, and growing fleets can lease units as they add crews, with upfits built into any lease.

What is the difference between a closed-end and a TRAC lease?

A closed-end lease sets a mileage allowance and you return the vehicle at the end, with charges for excess mileage or wear. A TRAC lease is open-end: no mileage cap, and the vehicle is sold at lease end, with any amount above or below the agreed residual settled with you. Upfits can be built into either one.

See whether leasing or buying costs less

Get a free fleet analysis

Get a free fleet analysis

The sticker price is the smallest part of what a work truck costs. Fuel, repairs, downtime and resale decide the rest. Send your current fleet and the Mac Haik fleet team shows you the true cost of each unit, and what to change.

  • Total cost of ownership per unit, today and over the next cycle
  • Replacement timing for the units costing you the most
  • The right spec for each job, so you stop paying for truck you don’t use
  • Upfit and financing options, including a GM Financial line of credit and Section 179

No cost. No obligation. One fleet, one desk.

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