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SEARCHTACOMA, WA - Pettit Oil will begin issuing co-branded fleet cards for its customers to use at its retail locations in western Washington and at any of the 230,000 Voyager fuel and maintenance acceptance locations throughout the U.S.
HOUSTONand TACOMA, WA - U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Inc., a provider of universal fleet fueling and maintenance cards, is expanding its Voyager Channel Partner Program with the addition of Tacoma, Wash.-based Pettit Oil.
The latest Voyager Channel Partner to date, Pettit Oil will begin issuing co-branded fleet cards for its customers to use at its retail locations in western Washington and at any of the 230,000 Voyager fuel and maintenance acceptance locations throughout the United States.
"This gives us the opportunity to offer our fleet customers a more comprehensive fuel management system," said Pettit Oil President Mike Barlow.
A distributor of fuel and lubricants, Pettit Oil supplies more than 150 convenience stores and cardlock fueling locations in the state of Washington. By becoming a Voyager Channel Partner, Pettit will offer its fleet customers more locations from which to purchase fuel and automotive services.
The Voyager Channel Partner Program allows participants to generate revenue based on monthly fuel volume purchased with the co-branded Voyager fleet card at domestic and remote locations, according to the company.
Voyager provides universal fleet fueling and maintenance cards for more than 1.6 million vehicles in the U.S.
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