Semi-trailers need to be maintained regularly to satisfy both business and federal regulatory requirements. Transportation companies are required to maintain the safety and compliance of their trailers using guidelines set forth by the Department of Transportation’s code of Federal References (49 CFR 496.17) and the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliances “Minimum Periodic Inspection Standards”. Fleet Enterprises offers two types of maintenance service programs designed to meet these needs: Unscheduled Maintenance Programs As a franchise owner, you will provide quality maintenance and repair on your customer’s trailers when they need it. Fleet Enterprises’ central dispatch will notify you to go directly to your customer’s location with your mobile truck. It’s that easy! Scheduled Maintenance Programs With Fleet Enterprises routine maintenance programs, you will go to your customers’ locations at scheduled times. Your customers will use this consistent repair data to help lower their expenses and provide more predictable maintenance costs.

Preventative Maintenance FHWA Inspections Interior Lining Repairs

Roof Patches Brake Jobs Emergency Breakdowns

Lights and Reflectors Electrical Connections Brakes Airlines Axles Sub Frame and Sliders Landing Gear King Pin Underframe Bodies (Rails, Panels, Doors & Roof)

Pintle Hook (if applicable) Cargo Securement Grease Tires nnn• Tread Depth nnn• Air Pressure (if needed) nnn• Rims Complete Check List Complete FHWA Form Place Sticker on Trailer

We keep fleets in compliance so they can stay on the road. Items included in an FHWA Inspection are listed.

FHWA Inspections & Common Repairs:

Replace Marker Lights Brakes nnn• Adjust nnn• Replace Brake Linings nnn• Replace Brake Drum

Axles nnn• Replace Wheel Seals nnn• Replace Hubcaps Bodies nnn• Patch/Section Panels

Van Interior nnn• Reattach E-track nnn• Reattach Scuff Liner nnn• Reattach/Replace nnn• Ply Liners