Operating lease
Lease, drive, hand back.
One fixed monthly payment per vehicle. All running costs included. No balloon, no residual risk. We own the vehicles for the term; you operate them. Hand them back when the term's up, or extend, replace, or roll into new vehicles. Your call.
How operating lease works?
A fixed monthly cost. All costs in. No surprises at the end.
An operating lease is a fixed-term agreement where Streetfleet provides the vehicle, owns it for the life of the lease, and bundles every cost the vehicle generates into one monthly amount. You operate the vehicle the same way you would if you owned it, the difference is what's on your balance sheet, and what happens at the end of the term. There's no balloon payment, no residual risk, and no scramble to dispose of the vehicle yourself. You hand it back, replace it, or extend it.
It suits fleets that want predictable monthly costs, vehicles refreshed on a known cycle, and finance kept off the balance sheet, or at least off the asset register. Most of our operating lease customers are running between five and several hundred vehicles, on terms between twelve months and five years.
Process
From quote to keys, end to end.
We size the lease against the way the vehicle will actually be used, kilometres, terrain, payload, fit-out, and come back with a quote that prices in everything the vehicle will need over the term. Once the quote's signed off, we source the vehicle through national fleet pricing (not retail), arrange the modifications, and deliver it through your preferred dealer network.
Other finance options
If operating lease isn't the right shape for your fleet.
Two other ways we work with fleets, depending on what you own today and what you want to keep owning.
FAQs
Common questions.
What fleet decision-makers ask before they sign on an operating lease.
Run the numbers on your fleet.
Tell us the vehicles you need and the kilometres you run. We'll come back with a fixed monthly amount per vehicle, inclusive of every cost we'd manage on your behalf.