WHY FLEET TRUCKS GET SERVICED ON SATURDAYS
Here is the math every fleet manager already knows in his gut: a work truck earns money Monday through Friday, and a work truck sitting in a repair shop on a Tuesday earns nothing while its crew stands around. The truck does not care what day it gets its oil changed. The schedule does.
01 Maintenance moves to the truck, not the other way around
That is why we run our fleet program on Saturdays, on your lot. We come to you with a stocked service truck: batteries for Fords, batteries for Dodges, filters, fluids, and a key machine, and we work down the line while the trucks are parked anyway. Nobody shuttles vehicles across town. Nobody loses a driver for half a day. Monday morning, the whole fleet starts.
02 One visit, everything on the yard
Fleet does not just mean pickups. On a typical Saturday route we touch work trucks, box trucks, tractors, generators, and skid steers, and yes, sometimes the boss's wife's car, because it was parked there and it needed brakes. If your operation runs on it, it belongs on the list.
03 The not-to-exceed way of working
Fleet managers live and die by spending authority. We learned this the long way, servicing mine and utility fleets where every truck had a not-to-exceed limit and the crew needed the truck back more than anyone needed a phone call. So we quote clearly, stay inside your number, and flag anything bigger before we touch it. Your driver never has to call the boss from our parking lot.
Talk to the guy who does the work
No service advisor, no phone tree. Call or text the shop, describe what the truck is doing, and you'll get a straight answer from the tech who will actually touch it. Walk-ins and fleet inquiries welcome at 731 S 6th Ave Ste 709, Mansfield.
Call (817) 825-1513 Get directionsFAQ Quick answers
Do you only service fleets on Saturdays?
Saturday is the on-site day at your yard. Fleet vehicles are welcome at the shop any day of the week, and breakdowns get worked in so the truck makes its next shift.
What size fleet do you take?
Our current accounts run from a handful of trucks to entire yards. If you have three vehicles with your company name on the side, that is a fleet, call us.
What do you stock on the service truck?
Batteries for common Ford and Dodge applications, filters, fluids and a key machine, plus whatever your specific fleet needs once we know your equipment list.