Fleet Services
Vehicle care for your fleet, wherever they are.
Managing a fleet of vehicles?
Whether you have trucks, cars, vans or go-carts, our services keep your company vehicles on the road and out of the shop, so you can focus on your business. We can come to your business location, job site or even your employee’s home - wherever you need us - to service your fleet vehicles.
Contact us about our fleet services
call or text 248-712-3600 or
Minimize repair costs and maximize productivity.
Diagnose small problems before they become big ones.
Lower operating costs by preventing vehicle breakdowns.
Increase vehicle lifespan and improve fuel economy and efficiency.
No vehicles out of service with our on-site services
Safe and secure
Thorough background checks are conducted on all of our mechanics and monitored by cameras in our vans.
All of our mechanics are state certified and employees - no subcontractors here.
No more scheduling hassles
You won’t have to rely on memory as to when your vehicles were serviced last; we track all pertinent details pertaining to the repairs/maintenance and send out scheduled maintenance reminders.
Increased productivity
No more pulling employees off the job to drive vehicles to an off-site repair location.
Reduced downtime
On average, downtime can cost a fleet $450-760 per vehicle per day.
Source: www.fleetio.com
Preferred Fleet Maintenance Partner
Quiker is proud to be an approved fleet maintenance partner for the below companies. This helps to ensure that clients’ fleet vehicles are serviced properly and are back on the road quickly. Just one more reason you can put your trust in Quiker to come to you and get the job done quickly and efficiently!
Quality
We are exclusively partnered with Shell/ Pennzoil and promise to deliver only the highest quality services and products.
Safety
Quiker mechanics are state certified and hold multiple certifications, ensuring top notch service and safety.
Convenience
We come to you, wherever that may be. No need to block hours out of your busy day. You multi-task. We’ve got you covered.
Community
We believe in giving back to our community. Quiker is committed to supporting our local community, as well as several environmental initiatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any further questions, please get in touch.
What type of oil do you use?
We only use Full Synthetic Oil.
How long should I expect an oil change to take?
The time the oil change takes will depend on the vehicle. However, it usually takes 10-30 minutes. If additional services are also required, this can take longer.
What locations do your services cover?
We currently cover the Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, Livingston County, Washtenaw County, Genesee County areas of Michigan, but we are growing, so if you’d like us to cover your location, please get in touch.
Do you offer more than oil changes?
We have a range of additional services, including wiper blade replacement, tire rotation and swapping, air filter replacement and more. If you need any assistance not covered on our Services page, please get in touch.
Where should I go for my service?
Wherever you want! We come to you, so you can stay comfy at home, get work done or do some errands. That’s up to you!
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