SKOTS / Commercial & fleet services

Maintenance you
can plan around.

Preventive maintenance for one vehicle or a fleet. Routine and comprehensive inspections help identify developing concerns, document vehicle condition, and plan approved work.

Plan maintenance

A clearer view of vehicle condition

RMI30+Routine inspection

CMI60+Comprehensive inspection

One vehicle or a fleet. A practical service plan.

RMI & CMI inspections

Two levels of inspection.
One useful service history.

30+POINT INSPECTION

RMIRoutine Maintenance Inspection

Regular checks that catch small concerns and build a useful service history, without an unnecessarily long visit.

See the inspection areas

Engine oil and filter service
Mileage documentation and fluid checks
Visual leak, belt, and hose inspection
Tire pressure, tread depth, condition, and wear
Brake condition and exterior lighting
Wipers, washers, and warning lights
Battery and charging-system visual checks
Diagnostic trouble-code scan when appropriate
General underhood and undervehicle inspection
Upcoming maintenance and repair needs

60+POINT INSPECTION

CMIComprehensive Maintenance Inspection

A deeper condition review to help prioritize repairs, assess major systems, and plan the work ahead.

See the inspection areas

All applicable RMI inspection areas
Complete brake-system inspection
Steering, suspension, wheel bearings, and hubs
Tires, wheels, driveline, and axles
Engine and transmission leaks
Cooling system, belts, hoses, and tensioners
Battery, starting, and charging systems
Exhaust and fuel-system visual inspection
Chassis, frame, and underbody condition
Air intake, engine air filter, and applicable cabin filter
Lighting, safety equipment, wipers, and washers
Warning lights and diagnostic trouble codes
Maintenance due by time or mileage
Developing wear and anticipated repairs

These are examples of inspection areas, not the complete numbered shop checklists. Applicable checks vary with vehicle configuration and service interval. Recommendations are based on condition and need.

What the program keeps track of

Know what is due.
See what is coming.

As vehicle history develops, visits become more useful. We can combine work with scheduled service when practical and flag items that need planning.

Service history

Mileage, completed work, inspection findings, recurring concerns, and maintenance schedules.

Tire condition

Pressure, tread depth, damage, and irregular wear. Plan replacements and check patterns that may point to other issues.

Inspection planning

Track Massachusetts safety and emissions inspection due dates. A CMI beforehand can identify concerns that may prevent a vehicle from passing.

State inspection preparation and scheduling support are separate from the official state inspection itself.

Built around the vehicle

A sales car and a plow truck need different plans.

We consider the work a vehicle does, not just the next number on the odometer.

Maintenance planning can account for mileage, operating hours when applicable, manufacturer recommendations, load, towing, seasonal use, vehicle age, and previous service.

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