Tructyre has appointed experienced mobile service leader Mark Holland as Operations Director to strengthen its nationwide fleet support operations and drive service efficiency for commercial vehicle customers.
Mark Holland as New Operations Director at Tructyre
Tructyre has appointed Mark Holland as its new Operations Director from April 2026, bringing a wealth of experience in leading nationwide mobile service teams to support fleet customers of all sizes.
Holland will join Tructyre from ATS Euromaster, where he has been Operations Director for nearly six years, following previous roles as Head of Mobile Operations, Head of Network Development and Area Operations Manager. Prior to joining ATS Euromaster in 2011, he was the Network Manager for Auto Windscreens, overseeing the business’s mobile teams.
Leading Nationwide Mobile Fleet Service Operations
His new role will include responsibility for a 350-strong fleet of service vans, tooling and equipment, supply chain and distribution, and Tructyre’s 24/7 Customer Experience Centre in Gateshead, which handles more than 11,000 calls every month.
“Tructyre is partway through a major investment in new systems, so it’s an exciting moment to be stepping into this role,” says Holland.
“These upgrades will streamline processes for both our technicians and colleagues within our Customer Experience Centre, enabling us to deliver an even faster, more efficient service for fleets.”
Driving Operational Excellence for UK Commercial Vehicle Fleets
Commenting on his aspirations for the role, he adds, “Few industries carry the responsibility that ours does, and the opportunity to help de‑risk Britain’s commercial vehicle fleets is one I take seriously. I’m looking forward to driving operational excellence in everything we do and ensuring our customers have complete confidence in their tyres.”
Tructyre is 100 per cent focused on providing mobile services, supporting businesses operating trucks, trailers, buses and coaches. Its team operates from 40 depots spanning England, Wales and Scotland, supported by additional stocking points.
This network ensures technicians can access the precise fitments they require around the clock, whether conducting service work at a customer site or responding to a roadside emergency.
