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International Trucks require specific attention to their unique systems and components. Our comprehensive checklists are designed with International's engineering specifications in mind.
Each checklist follows a systematic approach that guides technicians and drivers through a thorough inspection process, reducing the risk of overlooking critical items.
DOT-compliant inspection and maintenance forms specifically designed for International Truck fleets
DOT/eDVIR Compliant
Comprehensive checklist ensuring your International truck meets all DOT requirements.
For All International Trucks
End-of-day inspection to identify issues that developed during operation.
DVIR for International Trucks
Official DVIR required by FMCSA Regulation 396.11.
5,000-7,500 Mile Service
Frequent preventive maintenance focused on basic safety checks.
15,000 Mile Service for LT625
Intermediate service including oil change and thorough inspections.
30,000 Mile Service
Thorough service including transmission and differential service.
International Truck checklists serve multiple purposes within fleet operations
Meeting DOT, FMCSA, and state requirements for commercial vehicle operations.
Systematically verifying all safety-critical systems to protect drivers and cargo.
Monitoring vehicle condition to maximize lifespan and optimize maintenance.
Identifying minor issues before they become major repairs, reducing downtime.
Collecting data on vehicle condition and maintenance needs for fleet analytics.
Documenting regular maintenance to maintain warranty coverage.
Beyond standard inspections, specialized checklists address specific operational areas
Specialized checks for DPF, SCR, and DEF systems that are critical to emissions compliance.
Verification procedures for International's proprietary safety technologies.
Diagnostic protocols for International's engine management systems.
Detailed inspection points for International's air brake configurations.
Enhanced checks for trucks operating in extreme conditions.
Winterization protocols specific to International's systems.
Follow these industry-proven best practices to maximize effectiveness
Ensure all personnel understand not just how to complete checklists, but why each inspection point matters.
Establish fixed schedules for inspections and maintenance that align with regulatory requirements.
Implement verification procedures that ensure checklists are completed thoroughly.
Create mechanisms for drivers and technicians to suggest improvements to checklists.
Connect inspection findings directly to work order generation and parts ordering.
Track key indicators like defect rates and repair turnaround times.
Consider these comparisons when evaluating your inspection methods
Physical filing systems, vulnerable to damage or loss
Secure cloud storage with automatic backups
Limited to physical location of documents
Available anywhere via mobile devices or computers
Manual processing and data entry
Automatic integration with maintenance systems
Time-consuming manual compilation
Automated report generation with compliance dashboards
Separate process, often omitted
Integrated photo capture of defects or conditions
Difficult and labor-intensive
Powerful analytics and trend identification
No validation capabilities
Built-in logic checks and required fields
Significant paper consumption
Eco-friendly paperless solution
FleetRabbit's digital checklist platform offers all these advantages plus International Truck-specific templates optimized for your fleet's operations.
Implementing a comprehensive checklist system for your International Truck fleet is more than a regulatory requirement—it's a strategic investment in safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.
FleetRabbit's International Truck checklist system provides the tools you need to transition from reactive maintenance to proactive fleet management.
Start exploring our comprehensive International Truck checklist library below and take the first step toward optimizing your fleet operations.
