UNDERSTANDING PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Preventative maintenance is not exclusive to the commercial trucking industry. Most machines require some level of regular maintenance to keep operating at peak performance. Preventative maintenance can include many small tasks such as cleaning, oiling, checking fluid levels, and even doing simple visual inspections. Preventative maintenance, for vehicles in particular, also typically includes regularly replacing parts that are expected to wear down over time such as windshield wipers, brake linings, tires, and air filters.

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
By implementing preventative maintenance services for trucks, fleet managers can effectively identify and address potential issues before they escalate into major problems. Timely inspections and maintenance activities help detect wear and tear, fluid leaks, faulty electrical connections, and other common truck issues. Addressing these concerns early on helps avoid costly repairs, breakdowns on the road, and unforeseen downtime, ultimately saving businesses valuable time and money.