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Fleet Maintenance Tracking
Fleet operators lack affordable, simple tools to track vehicle maintenance, inspections, and repairs, leading to unsafe vehicles and missed service schedules.
In their words
every quote treats me like I've got 200 trucks - hidden pricing, 3-year contracts, per-vehicle fees that pile up quick
It would cost more to provide a company phone even if your app was free.
I work for a small fleet, and we just hired a mobile mechanic for things like this.
My only complaint is the default refresh rate is 2 minutes. We paid extra for a 30 second refresh rate. What we actually get is a 60-90 second refresh rate.
Before that we were paying around 4k/month for similar services.
You spend more time controlling theft than growing the business.
I've been late to charters because dispatchers don't know which bus to give me. Or they give me a bus that's unsafe to operate.
I gave up on writing things up because they never got fixed so I'll just drive it until it breaks.
it takes 20 minutes to go on the computer, go through the parts manual for that specific vehicle, find a manufacturer part number, and then cross reference that with a UPS part number
we're operating with a mix of Excel, WhatsApp, and hundreds of daily calls to drivers, which turns into total chaos whenever last-minute changes come up
Will it be wishful to believe people have changed over the years and will be able to find good drivers
Our rental fleet gets SENT over the multiple large speedbumps in our lot, often while heavily loaded/overloaded, so we're constantly fixing steering and suspension components
My partner is one of the mechanics, and she sometimes gets a half dozen vehicle maintenance reports a day! And we only have 7 vehicles!
Fleet managers and drivers
Where they talk
- r/AmazonDSPDrivers
- r/Truckers
- r/USPS
- r/logistics
- r/uktrucking
- r/turo
- r/UPSers
- r/TruckFuelEmergency
Tools they use today
- Excel
- GPSWOX
- Airtable
- Amazon Flex app
- AscendTMS
- ELD
- Flex app
Why those fall short
- no repair receipt or verification required; defects ignored or ungrounded
- no tracking or accountability, requests ignored or delayed
- No integrated approval workflow; parts cross-referencing is manual and slow.
- no ETA on parts; orders lost; no visibility into repair status
- write-ups get lost, never filed properly, no follow-up
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