Go Time Auto Repair

Fleet maintenance in Miami Gardens

Every unit that breaks down on the road instead of getting serviced in the shop costs you a tow, a driver's day and a customer's patience, so a fleet account here is built to keep the maintenance ahead of the failures. GO TIME Auto Repair sets up fleet accounts for small fleets of two to a few dozen units, from cargo vans to Class 8 tractors and trailers, based in Miami Gardens near the Opa-locka, Hialeah and Medley warehouse corridors.

Typical time in the bay
Told when we quote
How the price works
In writing, first

Fleet maintenance

  • A written maintenance schedule per unit by miles, hours or calendar, built around your dispatch days
  • Oil, fuel, coolant and air filter service with a walk-around inspection every visit
  • Brake, tire and suspension checks with measurements recorded, not just a checkbox
  • Annual DOT inspections scheduled in batches so the fleet is never all down at once
  • Cooling system service ahead of summer and electrical checks ahead of the rain season
  • Repair quotes in writing to your fleet manager before any work, with photos when it helps
  • One monthly invoice listing every unit and every job, plus a service file per unit you can pull anytime
  • Mobile visits to your yard for the routine work that does not need a bay

Signs you need this

  • Your trucks are getting fixed only when they break
  • You get a different ticket from a different shop for every unit and nobody can find the history
  • DOT annual inspections are due at random times across the fleet
  • A new driver just told you a truck has been pulling or leaking for a month

Fleet work is priced per job in writing before we start, and your manager approves each one. Tax is charged on parts only. The whole month lands on one monthly invoice, per unit, per job, so accounting gets one document and the maintenance file grows on its own.

Questions people ask

How small a fleet will you take?
Two units is enough. What matters is that you want the maintenance scheduled and the records kept, not the size of the fleet.
Do you require a contract?
No. A fleet account is an agreement on how we work: written prices, approval before work, one monthly invoice. Leave whenever you want and take the records with you.
Can you keep our maintenance records for compliance?
Yes. Every unit gets a file with dates, mileage, parts and inspection reports. Pull it for an audit, an insurer or a buyer.
Can you handle mixed fleets, vans and heavy trucks together?
Yes. Sprinters, box trucks, tractors and trailers all come to the same shop and go on the same invoice.
What about breakdowns between scheduled visits?
Call. We tell you the real turnaround for that unit, and if it is a mobile job we come to the yard.
How do you bill parts?
Parts are listed on the invoice with tax on the parts only. Labor is listed separately without tax, so you can see exactly what each job cost.

Ready to book?

Pick a time. We text you the written price before any work starts.