Kooner FMS Launches On-Site Truck Repair Partnership
The new maintenance program provides 24/7 service to fleets parked at Safe Truck Parking locations.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Car Maintenance

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Kooner FMS has begun a new partnership providing on-site vehicle maintenance services for commercial trucks at Safe Truck Parking locations. The service officially launched in San Diego, aiming to reduce fleet downtime.
Why it matters
The partnership allows carriers to complete tractor, trailer, and tire repairs without the need to travel to separate maintenance facilities. This on-site model is designed to minimize overall downtime for commercial fleets.
Kooner FMS provides 24/7 repair services including electrical diagnostics, preventative maintenance, and tire service. The partnership currently operates out of San Diego with plans to expand to additional locations.
The players
Kooner FMS
Kooner FMS is a maintenance provider specializing in mobile and on-site repair services for commercial fleets.
Safe Truck Parking
Safe Truck Parking is a national operator of designated parking facilities for commercial vehicle operators.
The details
Technicians perform repairs directly while trucks are parked, eliminating the time lost by rerouting vehicles to third-party repair shops. The service covers tractors and trailers, handling both complex diagnostics and routine preventative care.
Timeline
October 2026: The partnership officially begins at the San Diego location.
Coming months: Maintenance services will expand to additional locations.
Roadmap
The automotive and logistics sectors are increasingly shifting toward mobile and on-site maintenance to combat rising operational costs and supply chain bottlenecks. This move positions Kooner FMS to capitalize on the growing demand for frictionless fleet management services.
Commercial drivers can now address critical maintenance needs or preventative care during mandatory parking stops rather than scheduling separate shop visits. This change effectively allows fleet managers to optimize vehicle uptime without additional travel expenses.
The takeaway
Integrating essential repairs into parking stopovers represents a significant evolution in logistics efficiency. Carriers should evaluate how this on-site model fits into their existing maintenance schedules to reduce non-revenue transit time.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in fleet vehicle care at the United States Car Maintenance section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fleet Equipment.
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