Mobile Fleet Maintenance in Canon City and Fremont County

Every hour a work vehicle spends at a repair shop is an hour it is not earning money. Under the Bus Auto provides mobile fleet maintenance for businesses in Canon City and throughout Fremont County. We come to your yard, shop, job site or parking lot and service vehicles on site, so your drivers keep working and your vehicles stay on a predictable maintenance schedule.

What Fleet Maintenance Means for a Small or Mid-Sized Business

Fleet maintenance is a planned approach to keeping a group of vehicles in service. Instead of fixing trucks only after something fails, each vehicle is inspected and serviced at set intervals based on mileage, engine hours or time. Planned maintenance costs less than emergency repair, keeps vehicles safer, and makes downtime something you schedule rather than something that happens to you.

You do not need a large fleet to benefit. Many of the businesses we work with run two to ten vehicles: a few service vans, some pickups, a diesel work truck and perhaps an owner’s vehicle. Mobile service is especially practical at that size, because the business rarely has its own mechanic or shop bay.

Fleet Services We Provide On Site

• Preventive maintenance programs: scheduled inspections and service intervals tracked for each vehicle.
• Fleet oil changes for gasoline and diesel engines, done at your location.
• Fleet brake service: inspections, pads, rotors, calipers, hardware and fluid.
• Fleet winterization: batteries, antifreeze, block heaters, wipers, tires and cold-start checks before Colorado winter.
• Diesel and work truck maintenance for light-duty and diesel pickups and service trucks.
• Trailer repair for tractor trailers, cargo, flatbed, roll-off and equipment trailers: axles, equalizers, air and electric brakes, wiring harnesses, 7-way plugs, lights, tires, deck boards and hydraulics.
• Diagnostics and repairs for check engine lights, electrical faults, cooling system failures and drivability problems.
• Batteries, starters and alternators, including testing before they fail on a cold morning.
• Belts, hoses, filters and fluids as part of routine service.

Vehicles We Service

We work on cars, SUVs, cargo and passenger vans, half-ton through one-ton pickups and diesel work trucks, buses and shuttle vans that are part of a business fleet, and the trailers behind them, including tractor trailers, enclosed cargo trailers, flatbeds, roll-off trailers and equipment trailers. Typical customers include contractors and tradespeople, plumbing, electrical and HVAC companies, landscapers, property management companies, delivery and courier operations, ranches and agricultural businesses, and local organizations that keep a few vehicles for staff.

If a vehicle needs work that has to be done on a lift or with specialized shop equipment, we will tell you so and help you plan for it, rather than starting a job that cannot be finished on site.

Why Mobile Fleet Service Works

Less Downtime

Service happens where the vehicle already is, often before the workday starts, during a scheduled yard day or while a crew is on a job. There is no driving vehicles to a shop and picking them up later.

More Consistent Maintenance

When maintenance requires a trip to a shop, it tends to get postponed. When the mechanic comes to you on a schedule, intervals are kept. That consistency is what extends vehicle life and prevents roadside breakdowns.

One Point of Contact

You work with the same mechanics each visit. We get to know your vehicles, their history and how they are used, and we can tell you which units need attention soon so you can plan budgets and replacement decisions.

Clear Records

We keep track of what was done to each vehicle and when, which helps with resale, warranty questions and planning the next service interval.

Built for Colorado Conditions

Fremont County fleets deal with mountain grades, gravel and dirt roads, summer heat and winter cold. Grades wear brakes and heat transmissions, gravel roads clog air filters and punish suspension parts, and cold mornings expose weak batteries and thick oil. A fleet maintenance plan for this area should put extra emphasis on brakes, filters, cooling systems and winter readiness. That is how we build ours.

How to Get Started

Call or send us a list of your vehicles, including year, make, model, engine and approximate mileage, along with where they are kept and how they are used. We will suggest a service interval for each one, schedule a first visit to inspect and service the vehicles, and then set up recurring visits that fit your operation.

Fleet Maintenance Questions

How many vehicles do I need to set up fleet service?

There is no minimum. Businesses with two or three vehicles benefit from scheduled maintenance just as larger fleets do.

Do you service diesel trucks?

Yes. We maintain and repair light-duty and diesel pickups and work trucks. See diesel and work truck maintenance.

Where do you perform fleet service?

At your business location, yard or job site in Canon City and throughout Fremont County. There is no mileage charge inside Fremont County.

Can you work around our schedule?

Yes. We work Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and plan fleet visits around your crews and peak hours.

Set Up Fleet Maintenance in Canon City and Fremont County

Call (719) 964-0522 or send us a message to book service. We work Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Tell us the year, make and model, what the vehicle is doing, and where it is parked, and we will confirm what we can handle on site.