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Rising operating costs, driver safety concerns, and unplanned downtime are putting unprecedented pressure on modern fleets. Discover how fleet managers use embedded OEM connectivity and real-time vehicle data to cut TCO, prevent downtime, and protect drivers without aftermarket telematics hardware.
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Parts constraints are causing much longer completion times for repair jobs, lengthening fleet vehicle downtime, reducing driver productivity, and consequently increasing overall fleet maintenance costs.
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Running a simulation that inputs fleets’ vehicle types, routes, and duty cycles can show which ICE vehicles are better candidates for electrification.
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Servicing advanced driver assistance systems is just as important as tire rotations and oil changes, especially during winter months. Here’s what to discuss with drivers and how to manage maintenance and repair costs.
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New tire technologies are replacing manual processes with more efficient ways to capture tire tread depth, understand potential safety issues remotely, and keep accurate maintenance records.
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Learn about the impact the ongoing replacement part shortage is having on maintenance repairs in this week's State of the Industry video.
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A new report provides a summary of comprehensive research focused on improving the internal combustion engine efficiency and emissions.
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Manufacturing obstacles have kept new inventory per dealer drastically lower than last year, but there was good news.
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The best ways to inspect trucks in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
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Check out what’s new with light-, medium-, and heavy-duty commercial truck tires and what fleet trends are driving these tire-related trends.
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In this supply constrained environment, it’s time for fleets to rethink parts ordering and stocking, get drivers more involved in the maintenance mission, and let go of vendor relationships that are no longer useful.
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