Hundreds of home improvement stores in the United States also rent trucks and equipment for their customers who need these machines on a temporary basis. When a lessee fails to return a rental unit, it results in the loss of income for the store and an inconvenience for other customers. That’s why so many leasing

This case involves a 2012 Ford F-250 rental truck that was stolen from a large national home improvement chain’s Atlanta, GA store. Because this company chose to protect its fleet with the LoJack® system, local police assisted by LoJack were able to recover the vehicle in just over three hours after activation. On February 18th,

The victim in this case was a national home improvement retailer in Reno, NV, that also rents trucks, vans and construction equipment. These businesses know that having one of their machines stolen means not only the loss of an asset, but the rental income it generates as well. That’s why the owners of this store,

Home improvement stores that rent vehicles and equipment often store their machines in their parking lots, which are wide open and accessible to anyone, putting their fleet at risk. That’s why so many of these merchants choose to protect their cars, trucks, and construction equipment with the LoJack® system. LoJack gives police an advantage by

In this case, a 2013 Kubota BX25 backhoe/front end loader is taken from a national home improvement store in Reynoldsburg, OH, when the customer provides fraudulent information and the store only finds out after the machine has left the premises. Luckily, the store’s managers were smart enough to have the LoJack® system installed on the

Management at a home improvement store in Glendale, Arizona, was worried when one of their rental trucks was not returned on time. They did not have to worry too long, though, because the Ford F-350 in this case had the LoJack® system installed, so local police were able to track it down in only 74