A leasing house
We do not rent you a problem
and call it an asset.
Two kinds of steel
Trucks and trailers,
held to one standard.
Two kinds of people
Those building toward a title,
and those who want the wheel.
Chicago, Illinois — Truck & trailer leasing
Stone upon stone.
A leasing house for people who intend to still be driving in ten years. Equipment that is maintained rather than merely handed over, contracts written in plain terms, and a person on the phone who can answer today.
Current availability & terms — by phone.
01 — Four doors
What are you
here for?
Equipment on one side, people on the other. Take the door that is yours; the rest of the site is written for someone else.
02 — Method
Aurelon comes from aurum — the gold of sunrise. The walls of Aurelian have stood for seventeen centuries. Both were made the same way: one stone at a time.
We are not a marketplace and not a broker. We hold the equipment we lease, we know what has been done to it, and we answer the phone ourselves. A truck is a working asset; the paperwork around it should be as unambiguous as the steel.
Nothing on this page will tell you a rate. Equipment moves, terms move with it, and a number printed here would be out of date before you read it. That is what the phone is for.
- Terms written in plain language, not in footnotes
- No brokers between you and the equipment
- Service record handed over with the keys
03 — How we work
The unglamorous part,
done properly.
Nobody signs a lease because of a website. They sign because the insurance went through, the contract said what it meant, and the equipment started on the first turn.
Insurance and the COI
We walk the certificate of insurance through with you before anything moves — what has to be listed, who has to be named, and what the carrier will ask for. Most delays in this business are a certificate that came back wrong, not a truck that would not start.
Contracts you can read
One document, plain sentences, and the schedule on the same page as the obligation. If a clause needs a lawyer to explain it to you, it needs rewriting, not defending.
Maintained equipment
Serviced and inspected before it is handed over, with the record travelling with the unit. You read what has been done to it before you sign, not after something fails on a load.
A person on the line
Two lines, four languages between them, open every day. Whoever picks up can tell you what is on the lot and what the terms are — that conversation is the quote.
Two lines.
Pick one.
Tell us what you haul and what you are trying to build. We will tell you what is available and on what terms — including when the honest answer is “not this month”.
Current availability & terms — by phone. · 08:00–21:00 daily