Breakdowns rarely come out of nowhere. Most give warning signs weeks before they happen. The fleets that spend least on repairs are the ones that notice those signs early and act on them.
01Service on a schedule, not on a breakdown
Set the next service for every vehicle by distance, by date or by engine hours, whichever suits the way it is used. Then let reminders do the remembering.
02Listen to the engine
Modern engines report their own problems. When a warning appears, find out what it means and decide calmly, before it becomes a roadside repair.
03Tyres, paperwork and the small things
Tyres wear with real distance, and licences expire on a fixed date. Keep both on record and you will never be caught out by a worn tyre or an expired licence at a roadside check.
- Service by distance, date or engine hours
- Act on engine warnings early
- Track tyre wear on every vehicle
- Log every repair and its cost
- Keep driver licences current
The cheapest repair is the one you planned.
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