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Fuel Is Still Your Biggest Lever As Fleet Maintenance Costs Rise
Maintenance costs are getting harder to predict—parts, labor, and downtime can quickly add up. For fleets with 5-30+ trucks, the real opportunity isn’t just cutting maintenance, but protecting margins by reducing controllable expenses like fuel.
Built For Fleets Running 5-30+ Trucks Nationwide
Saved 91 ¢/gal
“We couldn’t control maintenance costs, but we could control fuel—and that gave us more room
to operate.”
- Stamp M
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“Lower fuel costs made it easier to deal with repairs and unexpected downtime.”
- Jenny S, JM Trucking
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What’s Driving Higher Maintenance Costs
Maintenance costs aren’t just about repairs—they’re tied to how fleets operate day to day:
Wear from Inefficient Operation
Extra miles and inconsistent driving increase strain on vehicles
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Unpredictable Breakdowns
Downtime creates both direct and indirect costs
Rising Parts and Labor Costs
Harder to control and often outside your influence
You Can’t Control Maintenance—But You Can Control Margin
Maintenance costs are variable and often unavoidable.
Fleets that stay profitable don’t try to eliminate them—
they offset them by controlling their largest, most consistent expense: fuel.
How Fleets Manage Around Maintenance Costs
Operators that stay ahead of rising maintenance costs tend to:
Reduce fuel spend where possible
Tighten cost per mile across the fleet
Maintain clear visibility into operating costs
Create more margin to absorb unexpected repairs
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Fleet Maintenance Cost Checklist
Use this checklist to stay ahead of maintenance-related costs:
Preventative maintenance schedule
Cost tracking template
Driver usage and care guidelines
The Most Reliable Way to Offset Maintenance Costs
Repairs aren’t always predictable—but fuel costs are something fleets can control every day.
Mudflap helps create more margin to offset maintenance variability:
Lower fuel costs right away
Discounts applied at the point of purchase—no waiting on rebates
Stop paying to save
No setup, transaction, or out-of-network fees that cut into savings
Card and fraud controls built in
Set limits by driver or card and get alerts for suspicious activity
One place to track fuel spend
See usage across the fleet in the Mudflap Fleet Dashboard
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Works with how fleets already operate
No long onboarding process or new systems to manage
What Better Cost Control Looks Like
More margin to absorb maintenance costs
Less financial impact from unexpected repairs
Better predictability in overall operating costs
Stronger control over total cost per mile
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Start Controlling Driver Fuel Spend
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Mudflap Fuel Card FAQ
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Maintenance Cost Questions
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Fuel Card Questions
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