Emergency Vehicle Repair Services in Sacramento & San Bernardino, CA 

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. How Often Should a Truck Undergo Preventive Maintenance?

Regular preventive maintenance (PM) is crucial for the longevity and performance of your emergency vehicles. We recommend scheduling a PM service every 3,000 to 5,000 miles or every three to four months, depending on usage and the specific needs of your fleet. Our skilled mechanics will assess your vehicles and provide a customized PM schedule to keep them running smoothly.

2. What Is Vehicle Upfitting?

Upfitting involves enhancing the capabilities of your emergency vehicles by adding specialized equipment or features. Whether you need to upgrade lighting, communication systems, or other emergency response features, our team excels in upfitting services. We'll ensure your vehicles are equipped to handle any situation efficiently and safely.

3. What Is Custom Fabrication?

Custom fabrication is the art of creating unique, tailor-made components or equipment to meet the specific requirements of your emergency vehicles. From custom storage solutions to full buildups, our experts excel in designing and fabricating solutions that optimize the functionality and efficiency of your fleet.

4. Who Needs to Undergo a BIT Inspection?

Annual Brake Inspection Tests (BIT) are mandatory for any commercial vehicles weighing over 10,000 pounds in California. This includes many emergency vehicles. We offer comprehensive BIT inspection services to ensure your vehicles meet all safety and regulatory standards, keeping your fleet compliant and safe.

5. How Do I Know if My HVAC Needs Attention?

Properly functioning heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are crucial for the comfort of your emergency vehicle occupants. If you notice reduced cooling or heating performance, strange noises, or unpleasant odors, it's time to have your HVAC system inspected. Our mechanics will diagnose and address any issues to keep your crew comfortable during critical missions.