Truck Fleet/Trailer Repair & Service

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Truck Fleet/Trailer Repair Service
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Synopsis

1. Ways a Mobile Mechanic Repairer Can Assist With
   Truck Fleet Maintenance?
2. Top Ways To Prevent A Mobile Truck Repair
   Emergency
3. Top 5 Trailer Repair Warning Signs

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Ways a Mobile Mechanic Repairer Can Assist With
Truck Fleet Maintenance?

• Cutting Costs to Make Profit
• Cost-saving fleet maintenance involves two key
  strategies
• Keeping fleet operating at optimum performance at
  the lowest possible cost
• Having quick access to skilled auto mechanics
  when required without incurring needless expenses
  in the case of emergencies.
• Truck fleet repair and maintenance can help
  companies achieve both objectives. Engaging
  effective roadside or business fleet service
  providers is a reliable way to save costs and
  keep the fleet operating. As a matter of fact,
  mobile mechanics are capable of providing both
  routine and emergency services. Business owners
  do not need the cumbersome task of maintaining
  fleet personnel and parts inventories, as
  resources can be channeled to other sectors.
• Mobile truck fleet repair mechanics can provide a
  variety of services, from electrical repairs to
  general maintenance, to ongoing maintenance and
  on-site fleet services. Both essential
  maintenance and emergency repairs are not left
  out with certified mobile mechanics.
• Rather than condemning delivery vehicles for days
  which is a rare sight with fixed-site
  maintenance, mobile mechanics provide services
  that guarantee seamless delivery operations. In
  fact, after the close of work, mobile care repair
  service can attend to business needs.
• A certified mobile mechanic can provide a
  different kind of auto repair services that can
  be cost-saving for business while extending the
  lifespan of vehicles. A skilled auto mechanic can
  service trucks, vans, and even motorcycles. These
  professionals can fix both diesel and gasoline
  automobiles.

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Ways a Mobile Mechanic Repairer Can Assist With
Truck Fleet Maintenance?

• The Competitive Advantage
• Mobile fleet servicing attends to turn-around
  maintenance and repair needs that are necessary
  when hired for business needs. An appointment can
  be made so routine maintenance can be done during
  a single visit or in batches.
• Whichever way, a mobile mechanic service help
  companies with fleet maintenance in various ways.
  They include
• Significantly reducing labor costs for vehicle
  maintenance
• Ensuring maintenance and repair works are done on
  a fixed basis extending vehicle life and
  operating efficiency
• Eliminating the need to procure expensive and
  extensive replacement parts inventory system.
• Easy disposal of waste oil after fleet
  maintenance.
• Emergency road assistance so personnel can get
  back to work fast.
• Inventories and workforce meet industrial-set
  standards and certifications.

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Top Ways To Prevent A Mobile Truck Repair
Emergency

• Tire Care Maintenance
• Since Nitrogen-filled truck tires are ideal for
  aircraft and race-car tires, they are also ideal
  for trucks as well. These tires have a lower
  tendency to leak because its molecules are larger
  than tires that comprise of Oxygen molecules.
• Ensure to look out for signs of cracks, bulges,
  and deformations. Then again, keep a gauge at all
  times in the truck. The importance of having a
  portable 40 airline cannot be overlooked as they
  come in handy in the event of emergencies.
• Preventative Truck Maintenance
• Having a renowned mobile truck repair
  professional that can be called upon at any time
  along travel routes that is familiar with the
  service schedule will yield good rewards on
  investment. It is beneficial to acquaint with
  multiple mobile truck repair services through
  ones driving route it becomes even better when
  such repairers have mobile truck service systems.

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Top Ways To Prevent A Mobile Truck Repair
Emergency

• Check the Truck on Routine Basis
• Governments truck inspection service is
  performed to ascertain the road-worthiness of a
  truck but daily checks should be carried out by
  the trucks user. It is crucial for drivers to
  familiarize themselves with the reporting system
  so operations can be carried out without hitches.
• Grease Is More Affordable Than Steel
• It is important to service a truck in line with
  the manufacturers recommended service schedule.
  For example, a heavy-commercialized truck can
  handle a grease job every 1900 to 3100 miles.
  This range is for average use, although summer
  heat reduces the need for an increased amount and
  helps to reduce cost. By frequently applying
  grease alone helps eliminate the visit to a
  mobile truck repair station.
• General services that include oil filter
  replacement, gas filters along with change of
  grease should be done every 9300 to 12500 miles.
  This will keep you safe. Although, some truck
  users perform these changes at well over 15500
  miles, but always remember, grease is much more
  affordable when compared to steel.

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Top 5 Trailer Repair Warning Signs

• Inspection Sticker Ready To Expire
• One of the safest things that can be done is
  checking the expiration date on the safety
  inspection sticker. These stickers are placed on
  every licensed trailer that runs on public roads.
  These stickers are renewed yearly. The cost of
  trailer repairs seems to be on the rise towards
  the end of the expiration period so get things
  done timely.
• Audible Air Leaks
• It is cost-saving not to avoid air leaks as these
  can create scenarios that will incur lots of
  expenses if left unattended. This applies to full
  air brake systems on trailers and air-assisted
  brake systems. It is cheaper to fix air brakes in
  a repair shop than on the side of a highway. Loss
  of brakes can also be avoided completely as well.

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Top 5 Trailer Repair Warning Signs

• Tire Defects
• The state of a trailers tires is a direct hint
  at how well routine checkups are done. It is
  vital to look out for bulges, leaks, and
  deformations of any kind. To check, the tire
  should be hit with a tire hammer or stick every
  few hours after driving to ascertain the state of
  air in the tire.
• Malfunctioning Brakes
• Brakes should be monitored closely and should not
  be ignored. Many trailer drivers over-use brakes
  especially commercial trailer drivers. Ensure
  brakes are functional especially trailers that
  have an auto adjustment system. Should brake
  drums fly off during repair, it goes beyond the
  normal trailer repair condition and drivers can
  be charged with criminal negligence, so watch
  out.
• Malfunctioning or Flickering Lights
• Wrong electrical connections can cause flickering
  lights and can ultimately trigger failure in part
  or all of the trailer lights. Occasionally, it
  can be caused by the wire harness on commercial
  semi-trailers having a loose connection. It is
  important to have these problems fixed before
  they degenerate creating more problems.

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