About Fleet Repair
Fleet repair is a specialized form of automotive maintenance that involves the care and upkeep of a group of vehicles within a business or organization. It includes regular oil changes, tire rotations, brake checks, fluid flushes, inspections, and other services necessary for optimal performance and safety. Fleet repair also includes preventative maintenance plans for each vehicle in the fleet. These plans help catch problems early on before they become too costly or difficult to fix. Many of the same problems that plague personal vehicles can also affect fleets. For example, engine wear and tear due to age or mileage; electrical issues associated with wiring or battery failure; transmission problems caused by low fluid levels; brake issues due to worn pads or discs; and more. With so many moving parts in play, it’s important to avoid any potential issues by having regular inspections on each vehicle in the fleet. That way, we can quickly address potential problems before they lead to further damage or expensive repairs. At its core, fleet repair is all about preventing breakdowns before they occur. This means performing regular maintenance like oil changes and tire rotations every few months or according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. It also means periodically checking brakes for wear and tear and inspecting air filters for dirt build-up or clogs. And finally, it means proactively testing batteries and electrical systems for signs of corrosion or drainage issues that could lead to start-up problems later on down the road.
