The recently released Decisiv/TMC North American Service Event Benchmark Report shows the second quarter of improvement in parts and labor costs since mid-2023.
What should your fleet be tracking? To achieve the most accurate insight into the wear-and-tear on a vehicle, fleet managers need to review all performance measurements.
Five factors — vehicle complexity, unscheduled maintenance, parts delays, inflation and labor costs — have contributed to double-digit price increases.
From general trends to tips and challenges, Work Truck gathered up the top maintenance-focused articles into one place to help fleet managers up their maintenance game.
How are truck parts and availability impacting overall work truck fleet maintenance costs? Where are all the parts?
What challenges are fleets seeing related to truck fleet maintenance? What items are commonly overlooked?
Defining fixed and variable costs, opportunity costs, cost-per-mile vs. engine hours, the total cost of ownership, and remarketing costs.
Fuel, maintenance, safety, spec’ing, and selling strategies to help benefit fleet budgets are shared.
Many factors continue to exert upward pressure on fleet maintenance costs (with longer service lives as the primary driver).
Fleet fixed and operating costs are increasing across the board, in particular fuel prices, higher acquisition costs, lower incentives, and unscheduled maintenance expenses. The forecast is for fleet expenses to increase for the next three years.
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