Within the PM program / Brake service

START WITH THE FACTS.
AGREE ON THE WORK.

Brake condition checks support the wider maintenance program. Review the agreed items, assess reported concerns and plan appropriate work. Replacement parts and any separate charges need a defined scope and approval.

This work supports the Ready Fleet preventive maintenance program. Its inclusion, frequency and any separate charges are defined in the fleet agreement.

Illustration of a brake rotor, red caliper and brake pads
ASSESS · PLAN · APPROVEBrake care
The maintenance

WHAT WE LOOK AT.

Condition & concerns

Include agreed brake condition checks in the program and assess reported concerns when they arise.

Pads & rotors

Where replacement is appropriate, vehicle compatibility and the proposed parts are confirmed first.

Work approval

Replacement work follows the agreement’s inclusion and approval rules. Confirm suitable parts, scope and location before arranging the work.

Planning your program

A FEW DETAILS.
A BETTER START.

These details help place the work within your fleet’s maintenance plan.

  • Vehicle make, model, year and mileage
  • A description of the brake concern
  • Recent brake work, if known
  • Vehicle location and a suitable service window

A clear next step

THE VEHICLES. THE WORK.
THE RIGHT PLAN.

Bring the maintenance into one ongoing program, with a defined scope, coordinated visits and a fleet-specific quote.