Commercial Vehicle Maintenance - Nantwich

Commercial Vehicle
Maintenance

Our purpose-built, six-bay workshop near Nantwich includes dealer-equivalent diagnostic equipment, a rolling road brake tester, two inspection pits and HGV vehicle lifts.

commercial vehicle maintenance Barnes Group

Barnes Logistics’ experienced team has maintained commercial vehicles for fleet operators in the North West and north Midlands for over 20 years.

Keeping fleets reliable, safe and compliant, our mechanics check and repair all types of commercial vehicles, including trucks between 7.5 tonnes and 44 tonnes, trailers, and even cement mixers.

Barnes Logistics’ wide-ranging services include:

Safety inspections
MOT preparation and presentation
Brake testing (roller testing and mobile testing)
Brake adjustment using a brake lathe to fix issues and extend service life
Full-maintenance contracts covering all inspection, service and MOT requirements
One-off repairs covering all key components
Maintaining stock of key parts
Defect management and rectification

All services are designed to ensure that fleet operators meet DVSA standards and UK roadworthiness legislation.

DVSA-approved R2C software is used so that our customers receive a roadworthiness certificate as soon as the safety inspection is completed. The R2C system can create maintenance schedules up to ten years in advance!

Why Barnes Logistics?

Fast, efficient service to minimise downtime
A highly-experienced team of mechanics
Cost-effective solutions tailored to clients’ requirements
All makes and models, including Volvo, Scania, Iveco, Mercedes, MAN and Renault
Accessible workshop serving Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire and the north Midlands

Workshop hours

7am – 6pm Monday to Friday
7am – 12pm Saturday

How often should my commercial vehicles be checked and serviced?

Recommended service intervals can vary based on the type of vehicle, its age, and the nature of its usage.

Brake checks may be required every six weeks.

Read our useful blog for further details and refer to the DVSA Guide.