Whether you've got one car or a fleet, leasing makes driving easier. Choose the right vehicle. Pay a fixed monthly fee. And hit the road – without any worries.
Benefit from LeasePlan Ireland's purchasing power to pay less for your vehicles and services.
Leasing actually makes purchasing and managing company vehicles easier. Experienced financial and business experts can assist you in finding the right vehicle for your business and unburden you from all the administrative and management tasks. You can even outsource these tasks entirely to focus only on your core activities.
If you lease a company vehicle, all the risks are transferred to the leasing company. The leasing company estimates the residual value of the vehicle and bears the risk.
LeasePlan provide specific scheduled maintenance plans for all vehicles, working in line with the vehicle manufacturers. As we are the largest fleet management company in Ireland we avail of bulk discounts in areas such as servicing, parts and labour. These discounts are in turn passed on to our customers.
Tyre management is another service provided by LeasePlan for our customers. LeasePlan look after all elements of tyre replacements including damage, wear & tear, wheel alignment and punctures.
LeasePlan manage all aspects of Road Tax & CVRT for our customers. We have a dedicated department who are responsible for co-ordinating both new and replacement tax discs, along with CVRT’s and NCT’s.
A DPF is a filter fitted in the exhaust system of a diesel vehicle. This filters particulate matter or “soot” from entering the atmosphere which causes health issues. The DPF catches pollution created by the engine before it can enter the air.
One of the biggest concerns regarding electric vehicles is perceived range. We are so used to covering hundreds of kms out of habit in our petrol and diesel powered cars. While battery technology is ever evolving and the mass production of EVs is bringing the purchase price down, how viable is an EV to cover long distance driving?
A turbocharger is essentially an air pump. The purpose of the turbo is deliver more air into the engine cylinders. When the additional air is pumped into the engine more fuel is added by the fuel injectors. When the extra fuel and compressed air combust, more power is created in the cylinder.
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