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Work orders and PM schedules that keep trucks running

Manage repairs, preventive maintenance, tires, parts, vendors, and inspections against each unit — so equipment readiness is a known fact, not a hope.

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Trucker Flow — Maintenance
Work Orders
Shop queue · preventive maintenance
PM schedule
Unit 184Due now
Unit 199In 600 mi
Unit 207In 9 days
Unit 142On track
Work order · complaintStatus · cost
WO-3391Unit 184
PM-A service · oil & filters
In progress$640
WO-3389TR-462
Reefer fault code · diagnose
Open
WO-3384Unit 207
Brake adjustment · tractor
Closed$215
WO-3380Unit 142
Steer tires · replace pair
Closed$880
Who it’s for
Fleet / maintenance managersOwnersDispatch managers
The problem

PM intervals slip and breakdowns surprise you

PM due dates live in someone's memory, parts costs aren't tied to the truck, and the first sign of a problem is a unit down on the side of the road. Trucker Flow tracks work orders, PM schedules, and parts against each unit so maintenance is planned, not reactive.

Capabilities

What Maintenance & Work Orders does

Work orders

Open, track, and close work orders against the unit, with labor, parts, and status in one record.

PM schedules

Define preventive maintenance intervals so service comes due on schedule instead of after a failure.

Tires & parts

Track tire and parts usage and cost against each unit, so spend is visible by truck.

Vendors

Keep your shops and vendors organized and tied to the work they performed.

Devices

Manage fleet devices alongside the equipment they're attached to.

PTI inspections

Record pre-trip inspection results so defects are caught and logged before a unit rolls.

Handling a PM coming due, start to finish:

  1. 1

    PM comes due

    A unit's preventive maintenance schedule flags the interval as due.

  2. 2

    Open a work order

    Create the work order against the unit and assign it to a shop or vendor.

  3. 3

    Log parts & labor

    Record the tires, parts, and labor used so the cost lands on the right truck.

  4. 4

    Close & verify

    Close the work order; a PTI inspection confirms the unit is road-ready again.

Why it matters

Business value

Planned, not reactive
Service before failure

PM schedules surface what's due so you replace parts on your terms, not on the shoulder.

Cost by unit
Know what each truck costs

Parts and labor tie to the unit, so maintenance spend is visible truck by truck.

Inspection-ready
Defects caught early

PTI inspections log issues before a unit rolls, supporting both uptime and compliance.

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