Asset Care

Nationwide Preventive Maintenance for Truck Fleets

Reactive repairs are expensive. Breakdowns are worse. Our nationwide preventive maintenance program helps fleets stay ahead of failures instead of chasing them.

Through a network of 2,000+ vetted partner shops in 48 states, we coordinate planned maintenance for commercial trucks and trailers so your assets stay compliant, safe, and on the road longer.

If your fleet runs across regions, your trucks should not be maintained like a patchwork of one-off shop visits. We bring structure, consistency and visibility to how preventive maintenance is done, wherever your units operate.

Operational Fit

Fleet Preventive Maintenance
Across 48 States

Our preventive maintenance services are built for trucking companies, private fleets and carriers that operate multiple units—not for one-off retail customers.

We support fleets running:

  • Class 7–8 commercial trucks and tractors

  • Semi-trucks with or without trailers

  • Straight trucks and regional delivery units

  • Dry van, reefer, flatbed and specialized equipment

The goal is simple:
Our focus is simple: get the unit and driver out of danger, stabilize the situation, and move the truck toward the best next step—mobile repair, tow, or scheduled shop work.
Proactive maintenance

What Preventive Maintenance
Includes for Truck Fleets

Preventive maintenance is more than an oil change. We help fleets define and execute
maintenance programs that typically include:

  • Engine oil and filter changes at defined intervals

  • Brake inspections and brake system service

  • Tire inspections, rotations, and alignment checks

  • Suspension and steering component checks

  • Lights, electrical, and safety-system verification

  • Fluid checks and top-offs (coolant, transmission, DEF, etc.)

  • Underbody and chassis inspections

  • DOT- and compliance-related inspection items

Schedules can be aligned with OEM recommendations, warranty requirements, and fleet-specific duty cycles,
so you are not over- or underservicing your assets.
Network Flow

How Our Nationwide Roadside Network Operates

You are not calling a one-off local vendor. You are tapping into a coordinated nationwide dispatch system aligned with fleet operations:

  • 24/7 responder dispatch – We take the call, gather key information, and triage the situation based on safety, location, and vehicle condition.

  • Matching to the right resource – Using our network of 2,000+ vetted partner shops and mobile providers, we identify the best available option—mobile repair, tow, or direct-to-shop.

  • Consistent communication – We keep drivers and fleet contacts updated so no one is guessing what is happening, what has been approved, or when the truck is expected to move again.

The result is a structured, repeatable process that reduces confusion and gets trucks moving with minimal downtime.
Fleet Focus

Roadside Support Designed for Fleets

Our roadside program is built for trucking companies, private fleets and carriers that operate multiple units—not for one-off retail calls.

For fleets, every roadside event affects:

  • Driver safety and hours of service

  • Service levels and customer commitments

  • Cost per incident and total cost of ownership

Our role is to provide a consistent response framework across states and lanes, so drivers are not making critical decisions alone at the side of the road and your internal team is not chasing multiple vendors to understand what happened and what it cost. Whether you run 5 trucks or 500, you get the same structured approach to roadside events.

Driver Checklist

What Drivers Should Have Ready When They Call

Fast, effective roadside assistance starts with accurate information.
When possible, your drivers should be ready to provide:

  • Company name, driver name and contact

  • Truck/unit number and trailer number

  • Highway and direction, mile marker or nearest exit, or facility name and address

  • Warning lights or messages, visible issues (smoke, leaks, damage), and whether the truck can move

  • Safety context: shoulder vs lane vs yard, weather and visibility

Having this information up front helps us send the right resource the first time and avoid delays, re-dispatches, or unsafe decisions.

Keep Your Fleet Ahead of the Next Breakdown

Preventive maintenance will not eliminate every issue, but it will dramatically reduce avoidable failures and emergency events. If your fleet needs a structured, nationwide approach to truck preventive maintenance—backed by vetted shops, clear programs and one point of coordination—we can help you build
and run a plan that keeps trucks working, not waiting.

faq

Frequently asked questions

What does your preventive maintenance program for truck fleets include?

Our preventive maintenance program for truck fleets typically includes engine oil and filter changes, brake inspections and service, tire and alignment checks, suspension and steering inspections, lighting and safety-system verification, and fluid checks for coolant, transmission, DEF, and other key systems. Programs are tailored to your fleet’s duty cycles and OEM recommendations.

Do you offer preventive maintenance nationwide or only in specific regions?

We provide fleet preventive maintenance through a nationwide network of 2,000+ vetted partner shops in 48 states. This allows you to apply a consistent maintenance standard to trucks that run across regions, not just units that stay near your home base.

Is your fleet preventive maintenance program suitable for smaller fleets?

Yes. Our preventive maintenance services are built for fleets starting at 5 trucks and up. Whether you operate a regional fleet or run assets across multiple states, we help you standardize maintenance intervals, inspections, and documentation so nothing falls through the cracks.

 How does preventive maintenance help reduce roadside breakdowns and repair costs?

Preventive maintenance reduces roadside breakdowns and repair costs by catching wear and developing issues before they become failures. Consistent inspections and scheduled service on brakes, tires, suspension, fluids, and safety systems help prevent unplanned downtime, emergency calls, and more expensive corrective repairs.

 Can you align preventive maintenance schedules with OEM and warranty requirements?

Yes. We can align your fleet’s preventive maintenance schedules with OEM guidelines, warranty requirements, and your actual duty cycles. This helps protect coverage, avoid over- or under-servicing assets, and maintain compliance while keeping trucks in service.

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