A new referral partnership gives businesses access to mobile fueling and maintenance services, potentially reducing the time employees spend getting vehicles serviced.
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ASE will shift Automotive Service Professionals Month to April and October beginning in 2026-2027 to align with national Car Care Month efforts.
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DRiV adds new Wagner brake pads, rotors, and hardware to support small fleet maintenance for pickups, vans, and everyday work vehicles.
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Three fleets share best practices to prep vehicles for winter and prevent downtime when the cold sets in.
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Basic maintenance shouldn’t fall by the wayside as temps slowly rise again. Don’t miss performing these five measures to keep your fleet in top shape this spring.
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When it's time to dispose of retired units, which vehicle prep strategies can improve resale value? Following industry basics can have a significant impact on resale prices.
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Truck tires are more than “where the rubber meets the road.” Understanding truck tire sizes, tire load ratings, why ply no longer matters, and more is important for today’s fleet managers.
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Diesel engine vehicles can be damaged by using low quality diesel exhaust fluid (DEF). Repairs can be very expensive with long downtime possible, and damage could void the manufacturer’s warranty.
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Successfully keeping the fleet up and running isn’t just about addressing maintenance issues — it's about understanding what truly matters and ensuring that valuable time and resources are channeled where they're needed the most.
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Are you curious about the cost of implementing a GPS tracking system? In this e-book, we dive deep into the common concerns and the cost factors involved. By understanding these factors, you'll be empowered to make informed decisions that maximize your return on investment (ROI).
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Five factors — vehicle complexity, unscheduled maintenance, parts delays, inflation and labor costs — have contributed to double-digit price increases.
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