Fleet repair in Las Vegas
ABC Tires & Auto Repair services fleet and commercial vehicles at 3139 E Charleston Blvd in East Las Vegas: gasoline and diesel repair, brakes, electrical and diagnostics, routine maintenance, and tires and air conditioning service for commercial trucks and heavy equipment. One shop and one phone number for the whole fleet.
ABC Tires & Auto Repair, 3139 E Charleston Blvd, East Las Vegas. Serving drivers and fleets across the Las Vegas valley.
What we handle for fleets
- Diesel repair and engine repair on gasoline and diesel units
- Brakes, suspension and steering and drivetrain
- Electrical and computer diagnostics
- Tires for commercial trucks, trailers and heavy equipment
- Air conditioning service for trucks and heavy equipment
- Roadside assistance for fleet vehicles, 24 hours a day, anywhere in Nevada
- Routine maintenance
The rules your trucks run under
- Every motor carrier must systematically inspect, repair and maintain all the vehicles it controls.1
- A commercial vehicle may not be used unless it passed a periodic inspection within the past 12 months, with the documentation on the vehicle.2
- Drivers fill out a written inspection report at the end of each day, covering brakes, steering, lights, tires, wheels and rims, and more.3
- Before the vehicle runs again, any listed defect likely to affect safety must be repaired, and the carrier must sign off on the repair.3
Tires on commercial vehicles
Federal rules set the minimums: at least 4/32 inch of tread in a major groove on the front (steer) tires of a bus, truck or truck tractor,4 and at least 2/32 inch on every other tire.4
No vehicle may run on a tire with exposed ply or belt, tread or sidewall separation, a flat or an audible leak, or a cut that shows the ply or belt.4 And tires may not run below the cold inflation pressure for the load.4 See Tires for trucks, trailers and equipment.
Keep the paperwork straight
Maintenance records are kept where the vehicle is housed or maintained, for one year, and for six months after the vehicle leaves the carrier's control.1 Call the shop to set up how your fleet works with us.
Questions people ask
What is the minimum tread depth for commercial truck tires?
How often do commercial vehicles need an inspection?
A commercial motor vehicle may not be used unless each required component passed an inspection within the preceding 12 months, with documentation on the vehicle.2
Do you work on both gas and diesel fleet vehicles?
Yes. Fleet and commercial service covers gasoline and diesel vehicles, plus tires and air conditioning service for commercial trucks and heavy equipment.
Related services
Bring it in
Walk in or call ahead. We speak English and Spanish at the counter.
Sources for the facts on this page
- eCFR (49 CFR, FMCSA), 49 CFR 396.3
- eCFR (49 CFR, FMCSA), 49 CFR 396.17
- eCFR (49 CFR, FMCSA), 49 CFR 396.11
- eCFR (49 CFR, FMCSA), 49 CFR 393.75