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Fleet Washing

Keep tractors, trailers, buses, and service vehicles clean with the right balance of heat, chemistry, and recovery. This category brings together the equipment and supplies contractors rely on for road film, diesel soot, grease, and winter salt. Use the guide below to compare platforms, build a kit, and refine your workflow. When in doubt, start mild, test in a small area, and follow chemical labels and local wastewater rules.

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Fleet Washing FAQ's

Select equipment that provides sufficient flow for efficient rinsing while keeping pressure low around seals and electronics. Follow manufacturer recommendations for your specific tools and chems.
Yes, with precautions: use RV‑grade antifreeze for equipment winterization, manage icing at the work area, and increase heat and dwell time as needed within label directions.
Use the mildest method that achieves results. Avoid aggressive brushing and harsh chemicals on polished aluminum and graphics; test in a small area first.
Keep it out of storm drains. Use collection mats, vacuum recovery, filtration, and discharge only as permitted by local authorities or to an approved sanitary connection.
A low‑pH presoak is applied first, followed by a high‑pH soap before drying. The pH shift helps release road film with minimal brushing when used as directed.
Heat speeds removal of grease and heavy road film and can reduce detergent use. Many contractors still use cold water for frequent light washes by pairing quality detergents and occasional brushing.
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