Smithfield Depot gets an addition to it's Maxi-Tanker fleet

We have some excited and happy operators at our Smithfield Depot in Sydney with the recent arrival of a new 19 meter DAF. The new addition to our fleet will support the ever increasing fuel demand of our Mini-Tanker fleet with the supply of fuel to our above ground tank at Smithfield. Fuelling up at the depot is a time saver for our operators and the business. Any reduction of time on the heavily congested Greater Sydney roads means that our Mini-Tankers can fuel up at the depot and quickly get back to customer sites without the delay of drawing fuel elsewhere, or for having to rely on fuel carters.

These beautiful big trucks, with our famous red and blue Maxi-Tanker brand on the barrels, have increased their visibility, particularly in Western Sydney, over the past 10 years. RFS has a great team working together across many disciplines to bring the best, technically advanced and safest trucks to refuel plant and equipment on site.

Whatever the site, we’re the solution! Maxi-Tankers is perfect for a wide range of haulage applications and large project requirements

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