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Federal annual inspections for commercial vehicles, documented for your files, with repairs available if a unit doesn't pass.
Commercial motor vehicles in interstate service need a periodic inspection at least once every 12 months under federal rules, and customers and insurers often ask for proof. We inspect each unit against the federal standard and document the results. If something doesn't pass, we can usually make the repair ourselves, so the truck goes back out compliant instead of waiting on another shop.

Share your unit list, or build it with us: vehicle types, miles or hours, and when each was last serviced and inspected.
We recommend a maintenance and inspection schedule for every unit and give you clear pricing before anything is booked.
Each unit gets serviced when it's due and goes back to work, with a record of what was done.
Under federal rules, commercial motor vehicles used in interstate commerce need a periodic inspection at least once every 12 months. That generally means vehicles rated at 10,001 pounds or more, plus certain passenger and hazmat vehicles. Not sure if your units qualify? Call and we'll help you sort it out.
We show you exactly what failed, what it takes to fix and what it costs. Once it's repaired and rechecked, the unit goes back into service.
Yes. We schedule units in batches so the whole fleet gets inspected without pulling every truck off the road at once.
Tell us how many units you run and what they are. We'll put together a maintenance and inspection plan with pricing.
Call (719) 460-1200 Or request a free fleet assessment online.