Maintenance Software

Maintenance software helps trucking companies track preventive maintenance, inspections, defects, repairs, and vehicle service history in one centralized system. Solutions like Trucking Hub give fleets real-time visibility into vehicle health so issues are addressed before they lead to breakdowns or downtime.

Maintenance software uses preventive maintenance schedules, inspection workflows, and fault code alerts to identify issues early. By tracking service intervals and real-time vehicle data, trucking companies can proactively service equipment and reduce costly roadside failures.

Yes. Maintenance software supports digital DVIRs, allowing drivers to complete pre- and post-trip inspections from their mobile devices. Defects are automatically flagged, alerts are sent to maintenance teams, and issues can be tracked through repair completion within platforms like Trucking Hub.

Maintenance software maintains a complete service history for each vehicle and asset, including repairs, parts replaced, inspections, and maintenance notes. This centralized record helps fleets manage warranties, maintain consistent service standards, and stay organized as fleets grow.

Yes. Advanced maintenance systems integrate with vehicle telematics to surface fault codes and engine data in real time. This allows trucking companies to detect mechanical issues early, schedule preventive repairs, and minimize unplanned downtime.

Maintenance software is designed to scale with fleet size. Whether managing a few trucks or hundreds of assets, platforms like Trucking Hub provide fleet-wide visibility, automated workflows, and centralized records without adding operational complexity.