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The processes, workflows, resources, and service strategies used to manage fleet maintenance and repair operations efficiently, including shop scheduling, roadside service coordination, vehicle recovery, service-provider management, and practices that reduce downtime and return vehicles to service quickly.

Automotive technician handling a truck tire beside a Ranger DST30PX professional wheel balancer and tire-changing equipment inside a vehicle service shop.
Products•October 14, 2026

BendPak Launches Ranger DST30PX Balancer for Large Wheel Service

The new DST30PX Professional Wheel Balancer from Ranger Division of BendPak smoothly handles tires up to 43 inches with precision and accuracy.

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Fleet technician inspects damage to the rear quarter panel and bumper of a white work pickup. The graphic reads “Broken Down?” with the Work Truck logo.
Articles•by Lauren Fletcher•August 25, 2026

When a Work Truck Breaks Down, the Job Can Stop, Too

A work truck breakdown can stop more than the vehicle. Discover how payloads, jobsites, and specialty equipment change the roadside response.

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Articles•by Tariq Kamal•September 24, 2014

In-House Versus Outsourced Maintenance

From in-house maintenance to mobile maintenance, from national service brands to outsourced plans, small fleet operators must consider a long list of factors to decide what's best for them.

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Articles•by Chris Brown•September 19, 2013

Making the Case for In-House Maintenance

With a fleet of only 25 vehicles, this rain gutter installation company set up a service facility in-house and is realizing a 60% reduction in maintenance expense.

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