PM intervals fire off your ELD odometer, DVIR defects route straight to a work order, and every dollar lands on the unit that spent it, so a missed $200 service never becomes a $15,000 rebuild on the shoulder of I-40.
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Lower maintenance costs
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Reactive vs preventive repair cost
Typical results; 25-35% lower costs for structured PM programs, vary by fleet.
Fleet status
18 units, updated just now
Oil change due at 483,210 mi
Left brake defect, work order open
DAL to HOU, ETA 14:30
All PM intervals current
Work order closed
No. 2038, Unit 412
Parts + labor: $214

Every inspection timestamped, GPS-tagged, and audit-ready.
Fleet maintenance is the single largest controllable cost after fuel and driver pay. Reactive maintenance costs 3 to 5 times more than preventive. That math compounds every week your schedule slips.
Reactive maintenance costs 3 to 5 times more than preventive. A $200 oil change missed becomes a $15,000 engine rebuild on the shoulder of I-40, plus the tow, the missed delivery, and the driver day lost.
3-5x cost premium
reactive vs. preventive
FMCSA requires pre-trip and post-trip DVIRs for every commercial vehicle, every day. Paper forms get lost in the cab, skipped entirely, or filed weeks late. Each missing DVIR is a $500 to $16,000 violation.
up to $16,000
per DVIR violation
Without cost tracking by unit, you keep repairing a truck that should have been replaced two years ago. The worst unit in the fleet quietly costs more per mile than the rest, and nothing flags it.
Hidden $/mi
worst unit vs. the fleet

Preventive maintenance is cheaper than reactive panic every time.
The same workflow your shop runs every week, without the whiteboard, the missed PM, or the DVIR paper pile.
Real-time mileage and engine hours flow from your ELD into each unit's PM schedule.
Fleet manager and mechanic get an alert before the unit hits the service threshold.
Driver completes DVIR in the mobile app. Any defect routes immediately to a work order.
Parts, labor, and vendor invoices land on the unit so cost-per-mile is always current.
PM scheduling, DVIR compliance, and per-truck cost analytics. Each one covers a gap that paper and spreadsheets cannot.
Scheduling
PM intervals fire automatically when odometer readings arrive from your ELD. You set the thresholds once. Every service window, every unit, every time.
PM schedule tracker
ELD syncedCompliance
Drivers complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections on the mobile app. Defects are flagged with photos and GPS coordinates. Mechanics see open items in real time, no paper form to hunt down.
Pre-trip DVIR
Unit 507, 06:12Left rear low
All 18 checked
Front and rear pass
No cracks
Defect flagged: Work order No. 2041 opened automatically
Analytics
Every repair, part purchase, and labor hour is allocated to the unit that spent it. Cost-per-mile trends by unit make replacement decisions clear before the truck becomes a money pit on the shoulder.
Per-unit cost-per-mile
Last 12 monthsUnit 507 exceeds your fleet cost floor by $0.14/mi. Replacement recommendation triggered.
lower maintenance costs
after structured PM program
reactive vs preventive cost
missed $200 service = $15k rebuild
defect to work order
DVIR flag, work order opened, mechanic assigned
cost-per-mile tracked
parts, labor, vendor invoices allocated
Figures reflect industry benchmarks for structured PM programs. Your results depend on fleet size, age, and current maintenance practices.

Vektor closes the work order before the driver signs the DVIR.
Ecosystem
Maintenance works hand in hand with every other product in the platform.
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PM scheduling off your ELD. DVIR to work order. Every dollar tracked to the unit.
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