PM A is a standard interval service covering engine oil and filter changes along with a general inspection of key systems. PM B is a more comprehensive service that includes everything in PM A plus a deeper inspection of brake systems, drivetrain components, cooling, exhaust, and structural items. We coordinate both types based on your fleet's duty cycles and OEM recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
Scheduling is built around your specific duty cycles and fleet composition. Most of our clients run PM services every 15,000 to 20,000 miles, with newer trucks pushed to 30,000-mile intervals. We align intervals with OEM recommendations and warranty requirements where applicable, so you are not over- or under-servicing your assets.
Yes. We track annual DOT inspections per unit, customized to your scheduling preferences, and set them up in advance so nothing comes due without warning. You receive reports covering upcoming DOT inspections up to three times a week alongside PM schedules and any PTI issues flagged by our team.
PTI stands for pre-trip inspection. Our team contacts your drivers directly, requests detailed truck and trailer photos before trips, and our specialists review every submission to flag violations before a driver gets cited on the road. The goal is to catch issues internally rather than have them discovered during a DOT roadside inspection.
Yes. Every maintenance expense is logged through a specialized Millennials expense sheet, tracked per unit. Truck and trailer expenses can be recorded separately so you have a clear view of what each asset costs to maintain across your fleet.
Yes. We coordinate PM tracking for both trucks and reefer trailers. Schedules are customized to the specific requirements of each asset type and set up in advance based on your preferences.


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