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Fleetguard and Questar Auto Technologies Partner on Fleet Health Projections
FleetguardFIT, Fleetguard’s remote filtration monitoring solution, will be integrated with the Questar vehicle health management platform available from Fleetguard.

Questar Auto Technologies has partnered with Fleetguard to maximize efficiency and sustainability of heavy-duty fleets through data and analytics.
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Questar Auto Technologies, a pioneer in vehicle health management, has partnered with Fleetguard, a brand of Atmus Filtration Technologies. The aim of the partnership is to maximize efficiency and sustainability of heavy-duty fleets through the combined yield of the companies’ data-based insights.
Questar is known for its advanced AI-driven analytics and powerful, real-time datasets, which allow the company to provide both predictive and prescriptive VHM.
Fleetguard, with over 65 years of expertise in filtration and media solutions, is recognized globally for its commitment to reducing emissions, protecting engines, and optimizing performance for heavy-duty trucks and buses.
Easy Implementation
FleetguardFIT, Fleetguard’s remote filtration monitoring solution, will be integrated with the Questar vehicle health management platform available from Fleetguard.
“By combining Questar’s real-time edge data with Fleetguard’s filtration solutions, fleet managers can shift from reactive to proactive decision-making based on smarter, faster and more confident choices,” said Aaron Howell, Questar vice president, sales for North America. “This partnership will unify all stakeholders — suppliers, dealers, OEMs, and fleet managers — allowing Fleetguard to harness data insights for next-generation solutions that ensure fleets operate cleaner and effectively, for longer.”
According to the companies, testing has shown that the combined Questar and FleetguardFIT solution will significantly improve performance, reduce downtime, and increase visibility across entire fleets.
“We are proud to support Atmus and Fleetguard in staying ahead of the curve, ensuring the right parts are available and performing at their best under every condition,” said Vered Mandelboum Josef, CEO, Questar Auto Technologies. “Downtime kills productivity, and together this partnership will help fleets maximize uptime, efficiency, and reliability.”
Questar said its partnership with Fleetguard boosts the company’s global opportunities and marks a milestone in the company’s mission to advance fleet productivity through AI-powered vehicle health management.
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