Ford fleet vehicles for oil, gas and energy companies in Oklahoma

What energy fleets usually need

Every company is different, but most oil, gas and energy fleets end up with some mix of these Ford vehicles:

• F-250 and F-350 Super Duty pickups for supervisors, pumpers, roustabout crews and anyone pulling a trailer to location. Gas or diesel, single or dual rear wheel, 4x4.
• F-350 to F-550 chassis cabs for service bodies, welding beds, flatbeds, crane bodies and hot-shot setups.
• F-150s for field managers, sales, safety and land staff who drive long lease roads but don't haul heavy loads every day.
• Transit vans for instrumentation, electrical and measurement techs who need a dry, organized mobile shop.

Spec questions worth settling before you order

Getting the spec right up front saves money for the life of the truck. Paul will walk through questions like these with you:

• Diesel or gas? Towing weight, idle time, fuel availability and how long you keep trucks all matter.
• Payload after the upfit. A service body, crane, toolboxes and a full fuel tank add up fast. The chassis has to carry the finished build legally.
• Towing and hitch setup. Gooseneck, fifth-wheel or bumper pull, plus trailer brake controllers and lighting.
• Safety equipment. Strobes, spark arrestors, fire extinguisher mounts and other items your safety program or customers require.
• Lease-road durability. Tires, skid plates and suspension choices for caliche and red dirt roads.

Upfits, timing and replacement cycles

Energy work moves with commodity prices, so fleets often need trucks quickly when activity picks up. Paul can coordinate upfits so a chassis arrives with its body installed rather than sitting in a yard. He can also help you plan replacement timing so you aren't stuck running high-mileage units through a busy stretch. If you're weighing buying against leasing, see fleet financing and leasing.

Where Paul works

Paul is Commercial & Fleet Sales at Woody Ford, Oklahoma, and works with energy companies across the state, including the Oklahoma City metro, Tulsa and Ardmore and southern Oklahoma. One person handles your quote, order and delivery questions.

Why Oklahoma businesses call Paul

Paul Wilson has 25 years in commercial and fleet sales and is Commercial & Fleet Sales at Woody Ford, Oklahoma. He has helped businesses buy their very first company vehicle and has worked with companies running more than 10,000 vehicles. You talk to Paul directly, not a call center, and he follows up himself. He'll give you real numbers for your situation, and if he can't help, he'll say so. Better Call Paul.