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Remote Diagnostics: From Reactive Repairs to Predictive Maintenance
Traditionally, fleet maintenance followed a reactive approach: a vehicle breaks down, it’s towed for repairs, and then returned to service. This method often leads to unexpected downtime and increased costs. Using Remote Diagnostics you can transition to a proactive maintenance strategy. Rather than waiting for the vehicle to fail, customers can leverage telematics and remote…
Streamlining CARB Compliance with Geotab Emissions Diagnostics Reporting
FleetNet America in partnership with Geotab, offers a comprehensive solution to ease the burden of compliance for fleet managers. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has implemented the Clean Truck Check, a phased emissions inspection and maintenance program for heavy-duty vehicles over 14,000 pounds. It applies to diesel and alternative-fuel trucks, regardless of where they’re…
California’s CARB Clean Truck Check: What It Means for Your Fleet and Why It Matters
As environmental regulations tighten, California’s Clean Truck Check program—administered by the California Air Resources Board (CARB)—is transforming how fleets operate in the Golden State. Whether you’re based in California or just passing through, compliance is no longer optional. Fortunately, FleetNet America is here to make it easy. What Is the CARB Clean Truck Check? The…
Avoid Heat-Induced Breakdowns with these Fleet Maintenance Tips
Things are warming up, and with summer approaching, more unexpected roadside breakdowns are looming. With increased pressure to meet “just in time” freight deliveries, uphold shipping agreements, and keep clients happy, you can’t afford to have your fleet sitting on the side of the road. Each second your fleet isn’t moving is just another hit…
Elevating Fleet Maintenance: The Key Differences Between Providers and Partners
In the world of fleet management, the distinction between a good maintenance provider and a great maintenance partner can significantly impact your business. While a good maintenance provider ensures your assets are in working order, a great maintenance partner goes beyond the basics to truly understand and support your needs. Basic Qualities of a Good…
Fleet Maintenance Resolutions for 2025: A Commitment to Safety and Reliability
As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect time for fleet managers to set new resolutions that ensure the safety, efficiency, and reliability of their operations. Here are some keys that can help maintain the integrity of your fleet and promote a culture of safety and preparedness. Implement Rigorous Maintenance Practices Regular maintenance is essential…
Six Tips for Making Your Fleet Winter-Ready
With cold weather and holiday demand rapidly approaching, now is the time to ensure your fleet is prepped for freezing temperatures and icy roads. The key: preventive maintenance checks. These will help reduce emergency roadside failures. Remember, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! – Here are six things to note during…
FleetNet Supports Wall of the Fallen
FleetNet staff gathered in Chattanooga, TN, to support this year’s Wall of the Fallen event, which honors the brave men and women of the towing industry who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Employees from both the FleetNet Service Provider Network and Cox Mobility Product Development teams. This year 23 names were…
Important Things to Know About Commercial Truck Tires
The Importance of Truck Tires Tires are critical components of commercial vehicles, connecting trucks and trailers to the road and enabling safe steering on diverse terrains. Given their crucial role, understanding how to prevent tire wear and tear is essential for drivers. Here’s a comprehensive guide to tire components and maintenance tips. Facts About Commercial…
Surprising Facts about Semi-Trucks
Interesting Things to Know about 18-Wheelers When was the last time you drove on a highway without passing a semi-truck? With over 15.5 million big rigs in the U.S., probably never. But how much do you really know about them? Here are some surprising facts about 18-wheelers: Six Big Rig Facts First Semi-Truck: Invented in…