Record where tires fail, not only which unit
Most fleet tire records are organized by vehicle. Unit 14 had three tires this quarter, unit 22 had none. That tells you which trucks cost money. It rarely tells you why.
Add one field and the picture changes: where the tire was when it failed or was found damaged. A yard, a particular site, a stretch of highway, a customer's dock.
After a few months, patterns appear that no amount of per-unit data would show. A fleet discovers that most of its sidewall damage happens at one delivery site with a sharp curb at the gate. Or that its punctures cluster on the trucks serving a construction job rather than the ones on the interstate. Or that one yard's pressure checks are not happening.
Each of those has a fix that has nothing to do with buying different tires, and all of them are invisible until the location is written down.
How the account helps
Every service at this store, from a roadside call to a planned change, can be recorded against the unit, the position and the cause. Ask for the location to be captured too, and ask for the records back in a form you can sort.
Behind the account are OTR services for equipment, retreading through Purcell's program, balancing and wheel refurbishing.
What is not here
Alignment and vehicle repair. Those are at Phoenix and Tucson, which also run fleet accounts: Phoenix fleet services and Tucson fleet services.
What to bring
The unit list with sizes and positions. Where your vehicles work and which sites they visit. What has been failing. Who authorizes work, and how you want it billed.
About this store
The Casa Grande store carries all nine Purcell tire categories, is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and is managed by Jose Gorbea.
See the national fleet services page for the other 48 locations.