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Cargo Van & Commercial Truck Servicein Albany, NY

Transit, ProMaster, Express, Sprinter, Metris, NV, pickups, Super Duty and HD, cutaways and box trucks — maintained and repaired in bays sized for them.

Albany County

Why Albany drives for it

Fogg’s services commercial vans and light trucks for Albany businesses in Scotia, 30 minutes west via I-90 and I-890. Transits, ProMasters, Sprinters and box trucks get preventive and repair work in 27 bays, most of it same day, on one monthly invoice.

Albany vans live in tight spaces: loading zones near the Empire State Plaza, double-parking on Lark St, delivery docks at Albany Med. Constant idling, short hops and curb strikes wear brakes, steering parts and batteries faster than the odometer suggests.

We treat the van as a work tool, checking upfit shelving and inverter wiring during service and logging repairs to each unit. Qualifying repairs carry our 24-month/24,000-mile warranty, and Enterprise Fleet Management and Element units bill directly through AutoIntegrate.

Vans & Work Trucks

Custom quote

Quoted per vehicle

PM visits same-day, usually under two hours; most repairs same-day across 27 bays, with multi-vehicle drops staged by shift.

  • Findings with photos before any work
  • A written quote you approve first
  • No work without your OK
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What our vans & work trucks includes

  • Maintenance and repair for Transit, ProMaster, Express/Savana, Sprinter, Metris, and NV vans
  • Pickups and Super Duty / HD trucks, including plow-equipped units
  • Cutaway and box trucks to 19,500 lbs GVWR; Isuzu NPR-class cab-overs
  • Duty-cycle PM intervals with measured brake and tire inspection every visit
  • LT and commercial tires quoted per tire, mounted and balanced $25–$40 each
  • Charging-system load testing sized to the upfit; upfit wiring repair
  • NYS inspection and DOT annual inspection scheduled into the same visit

Also for one vehicle

Also for one truck: a single contractor’s van or pickup gets the same duty-cycle maintenance, published prices, and measured records — no account minimum to be treated like a work vehicle.

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The drive

30 minutes from Albany.

  • 30

    minutes from Albany

  • 20

    miles to the shop

  • 27

    service bays

Serving ZIP codes 1220212203122041220612207122081220912210

Getting here from Albany

I-90 west out of the city to the Thruway at Exit 24, stay on the Thruway to Exit 25, and take I-890 west through Schenectady.

Exit at Route 5 / State St, cross the Western Gateway Bridge into Scotia, and turn right onto Route 50 (Saratoga Rd) north — the Fogg’s Automotive campus is about a mile and a half up.

From the Port of Albany, I-787 north to I-90 west; from the uptown campus, Washington Ave Extension to I-90. About 30 minutes from the Empire State Plaza.

642 Saratoga Rd Suite B, Scotia, NY 12302
Early drop-off from 7:30 AM · after-hours key drop

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Get it on the calendar.

Pick a time or send the form. Most work is finished the same day, so it’s one 30-minute trip, not two.

(518) 348-7764

Talk to the fleet desk — Albany

We respond within the hour during business hours — usually faster.

What do you need?

Prefer to talk? Call (518) 348-7764

Need vans & work trucks handled — worth the drive from Albany?

Book before you head out and we'll have your bay waiting — most work is finished the same day, so it's one 30-minute trip, not two.

Questions, answered.

The Albany question first, then the ones every driver asks.

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01Is 30 minutes from Albany too far for regular van service?

Not when the van comes back the same day. Most preventive, brake and electrical work fits between a morning drop-off and the afternoon, and with 27 bays we are rarely waiting for space.

02Do you work on high-roof vans and box trucks, and what is your size limit?

Yes. Cargo vans including high-roof Transit and Sprinter, cutaways, and box trucks to 19,500 lbs GVWR fit our lifts and bays — E-350/E-450 and Express cutaways, F-450/F-550 chassis, and Isuzu NPR-class cab-overs. Larger medium and heavy-duty trucks we refer honestly to a heavy-truck facility.

03Do you service Mercedes Sprinter and Metris vans?

Yes — gas and diesel Sprinters and the Metris, including the diesel emissions systems behind most Sprinter faults on short urban routes: DEF dosing, EGR carbon, and DPF regeneration. Diagnostics on diesel units are $95–$200, credited to the repair, and maintenance follows the Mercedes schedule with measurements logged per unit.

04How often should a delivery van get an oil change?

For a loaded van in stop-and-go Capital Region delivery work, every 5,000 miles on full synthetic, even if the oil-life monitor says it can go longer — the monitor underestimates idle time and short-trip cold starts in a Schenectady winter. Every visit includes measured brakes and tread, which is where loaded vans surprise people.

05Does my 14,500 lb box truck need a NYS inspection, a DOT inspection, or both?

Every New York-registered vehicle needs the annual NYS inspection, with fees that vary by weight class. If the truck operates in commerce at over 10,001 lbs GVWR it also needs the annual DOT inspection under 49 CFR 396.17. Many box trucks need both, on different calendars — we schedule them into one visit and track both expirations on the account.