Work Truck Repairs

Fleet downtime is expensive. This section covers real-world repair strategies, common failure points, and preventative maintenance tips for work trucks. From hydraulic leaks to body damage, we highlight the costly mistakes and proven fixes that keep trucks road-ready.

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Work Truck Ergonomics That Save Money

Work Truck Ergonomics That Save Money

Ergonomics isn’t comfort — it’s profit protection. Smart fleets spec trucks to prevent six-figure injury costs.

Leyhan Hansen
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How to Handle Expensive Work Truck Repairs Without Getting Burned

How to Handle Expensive Work Truck Repairs Without Getting Burned

Repairs are getting outrageous—even when they’re real. Here’s how to protect your trucks before it’s too late.

Leyhan Hansen
Leyhan Hansen
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Mechanic Truck Guide: Spec, Use & Maintain Right

Mechanic Truck Guide: Spec, Use & Maintain Right

Learn how to spec, operate, and maintain mechanic trucks the right way—without costly downtime or frame damage.

Leyhan Hansen
Leyhan Hansen
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Fleet Downtime: Why Work Trucks Fail & How to Prevent It

Fleet Downtime: Why Work Trucks Fail & How to Prevent It

Every day of downtime drains $400–$750 per truck. Here’s how spec failures drive repair costs — and how to protect fleet uptime.

Leyhan Hansen
Leyhan Hansen