Fleet Maintenance Review
A six-week deep read of one depot or route group: cost curves by axle class, brake wear patterns, and which units drain the budget.
Review scope and timeline →Nha Trang · Serving fleets nationwide
Transport companies hand us years of workshop invoices, odometer logs, and breakdown notes. We return organized charts and written findings your workshop manager and finance lead can act on the same week.
What we deliver
Our analysts sit with your maintenance lead, reconcile scattered spreadsheets, and build visual summaries of parts spend, repeat failures, and vehicle downtime. No subscription—each engagement ends with files you keep.
A six-week deep read of one depot or route group: cost curves by axle class, brake wear patterns, and which units drain the budget.
Review scope and timeline →We compare your planned service intervals against actual workshop dates and flag vehicles running overdue on oil, tyres, or brake checks.
View all engagements →Monthly defect reports from drivers, grouped by route and vehicle age, to spot recurring complaints before they become roadside failures.
View all engagements →From recent work
We knew Unit 14 ate brake pads, but the chart showing pad cost against kilometres per month finally convinced procurement to trial a different supplier. The report paid for itself before quarter end.
— Lan Phuong, workshop supervisor, intercity coach operator, Da Nang
The analysts asked sensible questions about our refrigerated units—things our IT vendor never thought to ask. One section on compressor downtime was harder to read than I expected, but the summary page was exactly what I needed for the board.
— Minh Quan, fleet director, cold-chain distributor, Ho Chi Minh City
Field notes
When compressor repairs cluster in one season, the cause is often logged in driver notes—not the parts invoice.
How we weigh repair history, route gradient, and payload when advising on axle replacement timing.