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As of July 1, RideKleen, a leader in eco-conscious sanitization, disinfection and fleet-maintenance services for vehicles of all sizes, is now a part of Dickinson Fleet Services from Cox Automotive Mobility.
While our existing services and products remain unchanged, our ability to scale our offerings to meet the needs of more customers and their vehicles across the country will expand.
From treating more vehicles with our eco-conscious PureProtect™ solution, to establishing a larger on-site fleet-services footprint, we are excited for this transition and the opportunities that it will provide to take vehicle cleaning and disinfection to a new standard.
And with this move, our mission remains the same: clean, sanitize, disinfect and protect vehicles to help every driver, rider, owner and operator ride safe and ride clean.
The RideKleen Team.
