Fleet Maintenance for Work Trucks and Service Vehicles In Missoula.

Fleet maintenance keeps work trucks, service vehicles and delivery trucks on a maintenance schedule that matches how hard they're actually used. Work vehicles haul and tow, idle at job sites and rack up stop and go miles. Most owner's manuals treat that as severe service, which usually means shorter intervals than the standard schedule.

For most fleets, the core of it is regular oil changes, inspections of every fluid, brake service and checks of the drivetrain, from the transmission to the differentials and driveline. We also keep an eye on the parts that wear hardest under heavy use, like brakes, suspension and steering parts, belts, hoses and the cooling system.

The point is catching problems early. Brake pads getting thin, transmission fluid that's dark and burnt, a differential seal starting to seep or a coolant hose going soft are all easier to plan for, and usually less costly, when they're found during scheduled service instead of after a breakdown. A planned visit is also a lot easier to work around than a truck stuck on the side of the road with a crew waiting on it.

Local roads add their own wear. Around Missoula, gravel, potholes, mountain grades and real winters are hard on brakes, suspension and drivetrains, and work vehicles see more of all of it than the average commuter.

We work on all makes and models, so a mixed fleet of cars, pickups and SUVs doesn't have to be split between shops. That includes the bigger jobs. Because we handle engine diagnostics, electrical work, differentials and transmission repair and rebuilds along with routine maintenance, a fleet vehicle that needs more than an oil change doesn't have to go somewhere else.

Every fleet vehicle gets the same approach we use on any repair. We inspect, explain what we found, separate what needs to be done now from what can wait, and give you the cost before any work starts. For whoever manages the vehicles, that makes it easier to plan repairs and budgets instead of reacting to surprises.

If you run a few work vehicles or a bigger fleet, give us a call and tell us what they do day to day. We'll talk through the maintenance they need and how to fit it around the way you use them.