Find Truck Service vs FleetNet America

Find Truck Service

National truck breakdown directory with apps and fleet accounts · since 2007

What Find Truck Service says about itself

• Says it has operated from the Chicago area since 2007.[source]
• Says it lists more than 30,000 services and trucking locations in every state.[source]
• Says listings are phone-verified and each is re-verified at least twice a year.[source]
• Says it tracks calls and views for advertised listings so vendors can see performance.[source]
• Offers a free fleet account to save preferred vendors, rates and ratings.[source]
• Says it does not broker service calls: fleets negotiate price and timing directly with providers.[source]
• Fleet accounts can add private locations visible only to their team.[source]

Ask Find Truck Service

• What does an advertised listing cost in my area?
• Which tracking reports do I get, and how often?
• Its site claims a return "well over 10 times the cost" — ask how that is measured.

FleetNet America

Managed breakdown and roadside service for fleets (part of Cox Automotive)

What FleetNet America says about itself

• Runs a provider partnership form for shops that want to join the network.
• Providers use the sureEcosystem portal to receive dispatches, return ETAs, update status, upload photos and submit invoices.
• Is part of Cox Automotive's fleet services.

Ask FleetNet America

• What rates and payment terms apply to network work?
• How are dispatches assigned between providers in my area?
• What documentation and insurance do I need to join?