Les Schwab continues to support fleets through the Shop Network with broad maintenance capabilities across 500+ locations in the western U.S., including reliable access to routine services like oil changes.

From preventative maintenance to unexpected repairs, their team helps keep vehicles on the road with 24-hour emergency service and scheduled on-site support. In addition to tire programs, Les Schwab covers essential services like oil changes, brakes, alignment, suspension, batteries, and more, making it easier to manage multiple needs through one provider.

Consolidated monthly billing and automatic service record capture also reduce administrative work and keep maintenance data accurate without manual entry.

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With GMS Autoglass now part of the Shop Network, you get a single provider that can handle everything from standard vehicles to specialized equipment and flat glass.

GMS offers full U.S. coverage with a fully mobile service model, so repairs can happen wherever your assets are. Requests can be submitted anytime through their 24/7 call center, email, or web form, making it easier to keep work moving without delays.

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When a vehicle goes down or a team needs to know what’s nearby, the answer is often split across too many places. One system shows location. Another might have vendor details. Your account has maintenance history and open issues. Fleet Map brings that context closer together so teams can spend less time tracking down information and more time deciding what to do next.

Fleet Map gives teams one map for seeing vehicles and equipment alongside yards, job sites, geofences, shops, and vendors. It brings together location from integrated sources like telematics, fuel, and everyday activity in your account, including inspections, so teams can track assets in one place even when coverage varies across the fleet. That makes location data more useful in the moment — not just for finding an asset, but for understanding what is happening around it and what maintenance action makes sense next.

What’s new:

• See location in the context of the work – View assets alongside the places, vendors, and service options that help your team decide what should happen next, not just where something is.
• Make faster service decisions – See nearby shops and vendors on the map, check open issues for each asset, and get to the service details your team needs to handle downtime and decide what to do next.
• Reduce manual follow-up – Use geofence events to trigger alerts and automation actions like changing vehicle statuses and group assignments, helping teams stay aligned when assets arrive at or leave key locations.

Available to all plans.

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Credit & debit cards can now be assigned to groups for maintenance spend.

This helps fleets with multiple locations, teams, or entities make sure expenses roll up correctly.

 How it works 

1. Go to Settings to assign a card to a group
2. Any repair or purchase tied to that group will use that card
3. Only admins and owners can manage this

 Additional Details 

1. You can use different cards for different groups
2. If you replace a card, it keeps the same group assignments

 Why it’s useful 

1. Keeps charges separated by location, team, or entity
2. Cuts down on manual sorting for your accounting team later
3. Makes sure the right card is used every time

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When a part is bought specifically for a job, getting it into the right work order shouldn’t take extra steps.

Customers using a Static Pricing inventory valuation method can now receive purchase order line items directly into an existing work order or create a new one on the spot. That means no more receiving into inventory first, then re-entering the same part details again. Quantities, costs, and source information carry over automatically, so everything stays accurate without the duplicate work.

This is especially helpful for just-in-time purchasing or field work, where speed matters and parts are often bought for a single job.

Available to Professional, Premium & Enterprise [Legacy] plans.

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Account Owners and Admins now have a dedicated Notification Management area in Account Settings to organize notification setup at scale. From one place, you can create Notification Profiles and manage Watched Vehicle Groups, making it easier to set your teams up with the right notifications without relying on manual updates across individual user accounts.

By bringing these controls together at the account level, it’s easier to create consistency, reduce manual setup, and make sure notifications support the way your business operates. That means better visibility for the people who need important updates, with less unnecessary noise for everyone else.

How this helps:

• Set notification defaults faster – Create Notification Profiles and apply them across users without updating settings one person at a time.
• Standardize what matters, flex where needed – Use Locked Profiles to keep critical alerts in place or Unlocked Profiles to let users tailor their own notifications.
• Keep the right people informed – Manage Watched Vehicle Groups in bulk so important updates reach the right teams without adding extra noise.

Available on Premium Plans.

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Keeping your parts list clean gets a lot easier when you can quickly spot what is still moving and what is just taking up space. We’ve added a Last Used column to the Parts list so you can see the most recent date each part was used on a work order.

The new column is sortable and filterable, making it easier to identify parts that have never been used or haven’t been used for a long time. That gives teams a faster way to review stale inventory, decide what to archive, and make more informed purchasing decisions without needing a separate report.

Available to Premium & Enterprise [Legacy] plans.

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Keeping maintenance moving often means turning one completed job into the next required step. Work order automations now make it easier by letting you create follow-up work orders automatically based on changes to existing work order status and service task conditions.

For example, if a technician replaces tires on an asset as part of routine maintenance. Once the tire replacement work order is marked complete, a follow-up work order can automatically be created to re-torque the lug nuts after the asset has been driven.

This helps teams stay on top of connected maintenance tasks without relying on manual handoffs or extra admin work.

Available to Professional, Premium, and Enterprise [Legacy] plans.

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We’ve increased automation capacity on Professional and Premium plans to better support broader, real-world fleet workflows. You can now automate more of the repeatable work that keeps your fleet moving, like triaging issues and creating and assigning work orders. 

Professional plans now include up to 5 automations, and Premium plans now include up to 40 automations.

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• MHC Kenworth – 80 locations across TX, OK, KS, MO, CO, NM, AR, TN, MS, AL
• Kenworth Northeast – 7 locations across NY, PA, MA, NH, ME, VT, RI, CT
• Kenworth Sales & Truck Enterprises – 31 locations across UT, ID, WY, NV
• TLG Peterbilt – 33 locations across TX, OK, NM, AR, LA
• Papé Kenworth – 27 locations across WA, OR, CA, ID, AK

With these additions, Fleetio now offers broad nationwide access to hundreds of Peterbilt and Kenworth service locations.
What this means for you:

• Easier access to heavy-duty service wherever your fleet operates
• Stronger shop density in high-traffic and regional corridors
• More reliable options for maintenance and repairs on the road

We’re continuing to expand our Shop Network, with more updates coming soon!

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