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ON-ROAD DIESEL · CLEAR ULSD

On-Road (Clear) Diesel Delivery

Clear ULSD delivered to fleet yards, distribution centers, and drayage operations across coastal Georgia — scheduled or tank-level triggered, with per-delivery documentation.

100
Gallon minimum
500–7.5k
Typical order
Weekly
Typical cadence
6
Counties served
HOW IT WORKS

Clear diesel delivered to the yard

What on-site bulk actually changes

Fleets that fuel at retail lose driver hours to station stops and lose visibility into per-vehicle consumption. On-site bulk removes both. A truck that leaves the yard full does not detour, does not queue, and does not turn a fifteen-minute stop into forty. Across a fleet running twenty or thirty units, the recovered time is worth considerably more than the difference in cents per gallon, which is usually where these conversations start and rarely where they should end.

How delivery works

Minimum delivery is 100 gallons, and typical orders run 500 to 7,500. Most fleets settle into a weekly cadence, though tank-level triggered replenishment works well for operations with uneven consumption. Overnight delivery is standard where the yard allows it, so the fleet rolls full at shift start without anyone waiting on a truck. Before the first delivery we confirm the drop point, the access route, and the fill schedule. Product is ultra-low-sulfur diesel to spec.

Documentation and reporting

Every delivery generates documentation recording product, volume, and date — the record your accountant needs for fuel tax reporting, without anyone reconstructing it from receipts later. For operations tracking consumption by unit, per-delivery documentation is what makes the numbers reconcile against your own dispatch records. This is unglamorous and it is one of the more common reasons fleets change suppliers.

Who we deliver to

This line serves trucking and drayage fleets, distribution centers, municipal and utility fleets, bus operators, and any yard with enough vehicles that station fueling has become a scheduling problem. It pairs naturally with DEF on the same stop for fleets running post-2010 equipment, and with tank rental where the yard has no storage. We deliver it across the coastal Georgia counties listed below.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Straight answers

What is the minimum bulk diesel delivery?
100 gallons. Typical fleet orders run 500 to 7,500 gallons depending on storage and consumption.
Can you deliver diesel overnight?
Yes, and for most fleets that is the point. Delivering after the last shift means every unit rolls full at dispatch without a driver waiting on a truck or making a judgment call about whether the tank is close enough.
Do you provide fuel tax documentation?
Every delivery comes with documentation recording product, volume, and date. That is the record you need for fuel tax reporting — we produce it on every stop rather than on request.
How does pricing work against the daily rack?
Bulk diesel is priced off the daily rack, which moves. We will walk through how your pricing is structured before you commit to anything, and we would rather explain it plainly than quote a number that does not hold.
Can you fuel vehicles directly instead of filling a tank?
Yes — that is fleet fueling, delivered by wet hosing straight into each vehicle tank. It is a separate service and it works best for fleets of ten or more units parked in one place overnight.

Get the yard filled before dispatch

Send the yard address, fleet size and roughly what you are burning per week. We will come back with a cadence and pricing.

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01 Contact

02 Fuel and volume

03 Delivery

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Call (678) 271-1672