Step-van rentals built for delivery operations.
P700, P900, P1000, and P1100 delivery trucks for extended repairs, peak volume, route launches, and temporary fleet expansion. Sigma matches the category to the operation before a specific unit is assigned.
Match cargo capacity to the route—not the other way around.
The correct vehicle depends on usable cargo space, payload, stop density, road access, terrain, package mix, and peak-day volume. Category names describe broad classes; unit-specific specifications are confirmed before assignment.
P700 Step Van
Compact step-van capacity suited to dense delivery routes.
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P900 Step Van
Balanced cargo volume and maneuverability for parcel operations.
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High-capacity delivery platform for demanding route volumes.
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P1100 Step Van
Maximum listed class for high-volume final-mile operations.
View class detailsProtect operating capacity without permanently expanding the fleet.
Repair replacement
Cover eligible vehicles during mechanical, collision, or extended repair downtime.
Peak capacity
Add temporary delivery capacity for predictable volume increases and seasonal demand.
Route launches
Support new routes, contract transitions, or delayed vehicle acquisitions.
Contingency planning
Pre-plan rental documents, insurance, drivers, and vehicle classes before capacity is needed.
Availability is verified before a unit is held.
This prevents double-booking, wrong-market assignments, and mismatched vehicle classes.
- 1Submit the operating market, dates, quantity, and vehicle class.
- 2Sigma checks inventory and confirms customer and operating eligibility.
- 3An eligible unit is assigned and placed on a temporary hold.
- 4Complete insurance, driver-license, agreement, and payment requirements.
- 5Receive final confirmation and pickup or delivery instructions.
What fleet operators need to know.
Which step-van classes does Sigma rent?
Sigma lists P700, P900, P1000, and P1100 step-van categories. Exact configuration, unit availability, mileage, location, insurance requirements, and pricing are confirmed during the rental request.
Can a rental cover a truck that is down for repair?
Yes. Replacement capacity can support eligible extended repairs, collision downtime, seasonal volume, vehicle transitions, or temporary fleet shortages, subject to availability and approval.
How is the correct step-van size selected?
Start with package volume, route type, payload, cargo dimensions, access constraints, terrain, driver requirements, and the operating market. Sigma confirms the vehicle category before assigning a specific unit.
Does submitting the form reserve a truck?
No. A specific unit is assigned and placed on a temporary hold only after Sigma verifies the dates, category, operating location, customer eligibility, and current inventory.