Goodyear Fleet HQ Surpasses 5 Million Service Events
Goodyear Fleet HQ has reached 5 million service events, helping fleets across North America reduce downtime with advanced service management and support.

A Goodyear service technician assists a fleet vehicle as part of the Fleet HQ program, which has now surpassed 5 million service events across North America.
Photo: Goodyear
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's Fleet HQ program has now helped 5 million vehicles, including work truck fleets, across North America increase uptime.
Fleet HQ is Goodyear's all-in-one service management program, supporting some of the largest fleets in the U.S. and Canada. It manages every aspect of a fleet’s service needs, from proactively identifying required truck maintenance and scheduling preventative service to responding quickly to emergency situations. The program also offers real-time, interactive dashboard reporting, giving fleets a centralized view of their service events.
Innovating to Meet Fleet Needs
To keep pace with the evolving fleet industry, Fleet HQ collaborates with truck fleets, dealers, and industry leaders to gather insights that drive continuous innovation. Recent enhancements include expanded mechanical services, an automated service coordination process, and the integration of Conversational AI. These advancements have transformed Fleet HQ from an emergency roadside tire breakdown service into a full-service platform.
"Fleet HQ has transformed how we handle tire issues," said Veron Wright, Director, Ryder-Roadside. "Its streamlined processes create efficiencies that free up valuable time and resources, allowing us to focus on other critical areas of our business. Additionally, Fleet HQ's timely and insightful reporting has provided us with the data that we need to continually improve our operations."
"Fleet HQ consistently evolves to meet the growing demands of the commercial industry and uncovers new opportunities to reduce costs and downtime," said Joe Burke, vice president, Goodyear North America Commercial. "With Fleet HQ and Goodyear's expansive service network, we are able to service most customers in about two hours and ensure some of the world's largest fleet operations are running smoothly and on time."
A Reliable Network Keeping Fleets on the Road
Supported by a network of more than 2,300 service providers, including Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Centers (CTSC) and independent dealers, Fleet HQ combines industry expertise with advanced technology to deliver an unmatched customer experience.
"Barnwell has and always will be a Fleet HQ servicing dealer as this platform is clearly the best in the industry," said Bill Gorman, co-owner, Barnwell Tires. "It allows our network to provide unmatched service for all of our customers and not only creates an avenue for fleets to reduce downtime, but it also challenges the dealers within the network to provide the best service possible for all Goodyear customers."
Fleets across North America rely on Fleet HQ to keep their operations running smoothly while uncovering new opportunities to reduce costs and downtime.
To learn more, visit Goodyear!
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