Within the PM program / Oil & filter service

THE ROUTINE.
TAKEN CARE OF.

Oil and filter changes form part of the agreed maintenance plan. Match the specification and timing to each vehicle, coordinate suitable work and record the service for the next planning cycle.

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

INSIDE READY FLEET / 01The invisible layer.

Follow the oil through an engine, then look between the surfaces it protects.

Explore the visual story
Illustration of engine oil, an oil filter and a service oil container
VEHICLE-SPECIFIC CAREOil & filter service
The maintenance

WHAT WE LOOK AT.

Engine oil

The oil specification, quantity and scheduled work are confirmed for each vehicle within the agreed program scope.

Oil filter

Filter suitability is checked against the vehicle details as part of planning the agreed maintenance.

Service planning

Use current mileage and available history to plan when each vehicle needs service and whether it can share a visit.

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 engine
  • Current mileage and last oil change, if known
  • Number of vehicles and their location
  • Any known concerns or specific service requirements

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.