Ryder System opened a 20,000‑square‑foot full‑service commercial truck rental and maintenance facility at 105 Constitution Drive in McDonough, Georgia, on December 4, 2025. The new site sits just off I‑75, placing it within a key inland port corridor that serves the Atlanta metro area and the broader Southeast region.
The facility offers a full suite of rental, maintenance, and fleet‑management services. It features five drive‑through maintenance bays equipped with RyderGyde technology, which delivers real‑time fleet visibility and shop‑status updates to customers and Ryder’s operations teams.
The opening is part of Ryder’s broader expansion strategy in high‑growth regions. By adding a service hub in McDonough, the company strengthens its port‑to‑door logistics model, supports its Fleet Management Solutions and Supply Chain Solutions segments, and leverages the growing freight activity around the Port of Savannah. The move follows a recent facility launch in the Nashville area, underscoring Ryder’s focus on building a dense network of service centers in the Southeast.
Ryder has not disclosed the exact investment amount or the precise number of jobs that the new facility will create, but the company expects the site to generate employment opportunities for the local community and to increase its capacity to serve regional customers.
The McDonough facility is designed to complement Ryder’s existing network rather than replace or reduce capacity at other locations. The company’s strategy is to add capacity where demand is rising, ensuring that service levels remain high across its footprint.
Tom Havens, president of Fleet Management Solutions at Ryder, said the expansion “reflects Ryder’s investment in high‑growth regions where evolving logistics needs demand flexible and tech‑enabled solutions. McDonough’s proximity to Atlanta, strong infrastructure, and thriving industrial base make it an ideal location for extending our service footprint.”
McDonough is part of Henry County, one of Georgia’s fastest‑growing logistics and manufacturing hubs. The county’s strategic position along I‑75 connects it to Atlanta’s metro market and beyond, making it a key inland port destination. Georgia’s logistics sector employs more than 250,000 people and generates over $83 billion in annual economic impact, underscoring the importance of Ryder’s investment in the state.
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