
Stop sending drivers to truck stops for $15 jugs of DEF. Refuel Mobile delivers bulk diesel exhaust fluid (totes, drums, or direct tank fill) to fleets and job sites across Ontario, on a schedule that matches your burn rate, at a per-litre price that does not punish you for buying it the right way.
DEF (diesel exhaust fluid) is a 32.5% urea solution injected into the exhaust stream of any modern diesel engine running Selective Catalytic Reduction. It is not optional. Every Tier 4 Final on-highway truck since 2010 and every Tier 4 Final off-road machine since 2014 needs DEF on roughly a 1:50 ratio against diesel burn. Run out, and the engine derates to limp mode within minutes.
The default Ontario fleet still buys DEF the worst possible way: 9.46-litre jugs grabbed off a truck-stop shelf at $15 to $20 each. That works out to roughly $1.60 to $2.10 per litre, which is two to three times the bulk delivered price. Add a 10-to-15-minute driver detour per stop, plastic jug disposal, and the recurring risk of contamination from open-jug top-ups, and the truck-stop habit becomes one of the quietest margin leaks in any diesel fleet.
We deliver DEF in bulk, on schedule, in containers your operation actually wants.

We deliver DEF to every kind of Ontario operator running Tier 4 Final diesel equipment:
moving freight across the QEW, 401, and 400 corridors
with Tier 4 excavators, dozers, loaders, and gen-sets

with mixed light-and-heavy diesel
with seasonal high-burn cycles
where derate events strand passengers
running large-format diesel gen-sets that need DEF on the same cadence as the diesel
The common thread: any fleet that already buys diesel from us (or anyone else) almost certainly buys DEF the wrong way. We fix the second half of the bill.
We deliver in whatever format matches your operation. The four common configurations:
Every delivery format is ISO 22241 quality DEF (the international standard for purity, urea concentration, and contaminant limits). We do not blend, dilute, or store outside spec. DEF is unforgiving: a single contamination event can damage an SCR system enough to require catalyst replacement. We are paid to make sure that never happens to your equipment.
we pump from our delivery truck directly into your bulk DEF tank (closed-system, contamination-free)
drop, swap, or refill on a recurring cadence
for smaller operations or remote sites where a tote is overkill
for short-duration job sites or seasonal operations
You pick the cadence:

Scheduled (weekly, biweekly, monthly).
Best for predictable burn — long-haul transport, municipal fleets, year-round construction. We size the cadence to your average burn rate and adjust as seasons change.
On-demand (call when you need it).
Best for variable burn — seasonal aggregate, project-based construction, intermittent gen-set load. Same-week response across the GTA and London corridors


Hybrid Delivery
Most fleets land here: a scheduled baseline to cover the predictable burn, with on-demand top-ups when usage spikes
Whichever cadence you pick, you never run out. Our delivery platform tracks your historical burn, flags low-tank events, and proactively schedules a refill before your DEF level reaches the warning threshold most modern engines hit at 10% remaining.
The numbers below reflect a typical 25-vehicle Ontario diesel fleet running Tier 4 Final on-highway equipment.
| Metric | Refuel Mobile (Bulk Delivery) | Truck-Stop Jugs | Generic Distributor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Effective per-litre cost | Wholesale + delivery (~$0.70–$0.90/L) | $1.60–$2.10/L | $0.90–$1.20/L |
| Driver time per DEF top-up | 0 minutes | 10–15 minutes | 0 minutes |
| Plastic jug disposal | None | Constant | None |
| ISO 22241 quality guarantee | Every delivery | Variable by station | Usually |
| Per-unit / per-vehicle DEF log | Included | None | Rarely |
| Risk of running into engine derate | Proactive monitoring | High | Medium (slow callouts) |
| Same-week on-demand response | Yes (GTA, London) | N/A | Often 5–10 day lead time |
| Combined diesel + DEF delivery | Yes, single visit | No | Rarely |
For a 25-vehicle fleet burning roughly 100,000 litres of diesel per year, DEF consumption runs around 2,000 litres annually. The cost difference between bulk delivery and truck-stop jugs alone is typically $1,800 to $2,400 per year, before counting recovered driver time and avoided derate events.
Three reasons our DEF customers stay our DEF customers:
One vendor, two products. We deliver diesel and DEF on the same visit, with one invoice and one driver to coordinate. Most distributors silo the two and charge you for the inefficiency.
ISO 22241 every time. We do not handle DEF the way most fuel distributors handle DEF (as a side product). It travels in dedicated, sealed equipment from a quality-certified source straight to your tank.
Proactive monitoring. Our customers do not call us. We call them. The first time you would have noticed a low DEF tank is the first time we have already scheduled the refill.
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Roughly 2 to 3 percent of your diesel burn, or a 1:30 to 1:50 ratio depending on your engine class and duty cycle. A fleet burning 100,000 litres of diesel per year needs about 2,000 to 3,000 litres of DEF. We size the delivery cadence to your historical burn or, for new accounts, to your manufacturer specs.
Modern Tier 4 Final engines progressively derate as DEF level drops. At 10% remaining, you get a dashboard warning. At 5%, the engine derates to roughly 50% power. At zero, the engine restricts to 5 mph (limp mode) until DEF is replenished. Our proactive monitoring is designed to make sure you never reach the warning threshold.
Yes. Every litre we deliver meets ISO 22241 (the international DEF quality standard) and API certification. We do not blend, dilute, or store DEF outside spec. We provide certificates of analysis on request.
Yes. Direct tank fill is our most common configuration. Our delivery trucks pump through dedicated, contamination-free equipment directly into your bulk tank. We can also recommend tank sizing if you are setting up DEF storage for the first time.
DEF freezes at roughly -11°C, but freezing does not damage it — it returns to spec when thawed. Storage tanks should be insulated or kept indoors when possible. Our delivery trucks are equipped for year-round dispensing across Ontario weather, including cold-weather corridors in northern and central Ontario.
Yes, and most of our customers do exactly this. Combined diesel and DEF delivery on a single recurring visit is the most efficient way to run both products. One driver, one invoice, one schedule.
Within five business days of contract signing for scheduled service in our active corridors. Same-week on-demand delivery is available across the GTA and London regions. Outside the active corridors, add 7 to 10 days for the first delivery while we set up the route.
For most fleets burning more than 1,500 litres of diesel per month, a 1,000-litre IBC tote or a permanent on-site bulk tank is the right answer. For smaller fleets, drums or mini-bulk units are more economical. We make a recommendation as part of the quote.
Tell us how much diesel your fleet burns annually (or your monthly DEF usage if you already track it) and where your tanks live. We respond within 24 hours with a per-litre rate, a recommended container format, and a delivery cadence sized to your burn.