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Routine maintenance is practical, reducing the risk of unexpected downtime while promoting a safer and more enjoyable driving experience for those behind the wheel. When it comes to heavy-duty truck and fleet maintenance, the optimal maintenance schedule will vary. What works for one company may not be ideal for another, so it's important to look at the variables as they relate to your business.

There are several types of fleet maintenance, including: proactive maintenance, reactive maintenance, predictive maintenance, and reliability centered maintenance. You can learn about each in Operations & Best Practices: A Guide to Achieving Operational Efficiency (Chapter 5). This guide, released by the United States Federal Energy Management Program, provides information about the pros and cons fleet managers should consider when determining the best maintenance intervals.

At our commercial service center, we do our utmost to make fleet PM easy. Our qualified HD truck technicians will work with you to keep your commercial vehicles operating at their best, so they continue to reach their destinations with ease. We work with many fleet companies and provide consistent, high-quality service in a timely manner.