320 Kindelberger Rd, Kansas City, KS 66115
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The Road to Leasing
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Leasing Stats
500+
Trailers Leased
90%
Customer Retention Rate
5
Locations Across the U.S.
How It Works
Leasing Steps
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1
Fill Out an Application
Complete our simple and quick credit application online.
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2
Send Us Your COI
Submit your Certificate of Insurance to get your coverage on file.
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3
Sign the Lease
Review and sign your lease agreement — then you're on the road.
Should I Lease or Buy?
Lease vs. Buy
The decision of whether to lease or buy is one that is impacted by a variety of factors. Your trucking company has its own unique shipping lanes, customer requirements, financial position, and daily challenges that will influence your decision. In many cases, it makes sense to own and lease portions of the fleet. At Kraft Tank, we work with you to determine the best equipment options to meet your particular needs.
Leasing Pros
- Preserve monthly cash flow — Monthly lease payments are typically lower than financing, helping you conserve cash for other expenses.
- Lower up-front costs — We only require first month's payment and a fully refunded deposit when the unit is returned in the same or better condition.
- Access the latest technology — Always have the newest equipment without selling an outdated trailer first.
- Equipment flexibility — Move to the latest model or switch equipment types as your customer needs change.
- Tax write-off — Under a lease-purchase agreement, 100% of lease payments are tax deductible.
Leasing Cons
- No ownership — You cannot sell the trailer at the end of the term and recoup its value.
- Varying cost benefits — Total cost over the lease term may exceed what you would pay to purchase outright.
- Obligation to lease terms — Once signed, terms cannot be modified. Exiting early requires paying off the remaining balance.
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Fill out our simple credit application and take the first step toward getting the right trailer for your business.