Kooner Fleet Management: New FleetIQ Improves Customer Uptime
Kooner Fleet Management Solutions said its new FleetIQ technology platform can help its fleet customers streamline service management, reduce unplanned downtime, and make data-driven decisions.

FleetIQ reports that early customer deployments saw 40% faster service response times and a 30% reduction in vehicle downtime.
Photo: Kooner Fleet Management Solutions
Kooner Fleet Management Solutions, which offers on-site fleet management, preventive maintenance and mobile repair services, said its new FleetIQ technology platform can help fleets streamline service management, reduce unplanned downtime, and make data-driven maintenance decisions.
Using real-time data, predictive scheduling, and automated dispatch logic, the FleetIQ technology platform ensures the right technician, right route, and right outcome for Kooner Fleet Management customers, according to a news release.
Built for both the field and the back office, FleetIQ eliminates silos, simplifies workflows, and allows smarter, faster decision-making at every level of fleet operations.
Leveraging Data for Predictive Maintenance
Kooner Chief Operating Officer Michael Quimby told Heavy Duty Trucking, “It really takes out of the hands of our technicians, figuring out what they should be doing, the workflows, the process and streamlines it for them.”
And FleetIQ handles scheduling and routing for Kooner Fleet Management Systems.
Quimby explained that all this means faster response time for its fleet clients.
“So it's really, really cool technology, and it's capturing all of the maintenance data, which is allowing us to then be predictive and prescriptive on maintenance for our clients,” he explained.
“When we start seeing trends, we can look at the component level and say, ‘Hey, we should be replacing this component early to avoid a breakdown in the future.’ So it's letting us be a lot more strategic with our clients.”
FleetIQ Benefits
FleetIQ offers a dashboard for fleet managers, dispatchers, billing and field crews alike, connecting every data point into one unified command center. According to a news release, features include:
Predictive Maintenance & Analytics: Anticipates failures at the component level, enabling parts replacement before breakdowns occur.
Intelligent Automation: Smart dispatching matches the right technician to the right job, optimizing routes and schedules in real time.
Unified Platform: Pre-integrated with ERPs, CRMs, telematics, and routing tools to deliver a single pane of glass for fleet health.
Two-Way Connectivity: Real-time communication between customers, technicians, and drivers.
Mobile-First Usability: Designed for technicians in the field, minimizing training time and maximizing adoption.
FleetIQ reports that early customer deployments saw:
40% faster service response times
30% reduction in vehicle downtime
25% fewer unnecessary work orders
“FleetIQ is the next step in our mission to transform fleet management,” said Gary Kooner, founder and CEO of Kooner Fleet Management Solutions, in a news release.
About Kooner Fleet Management Solutions
Founded in 2016 as a one-man emergency breakdown service, Kooner FMS today serves hundreds of logistics, transportation and Fortune 500 companies across 26 states and in Canada.
The company has grown its headcount by more than 2,600% since 2020 and plans to hire more than 100 additional technicians and corporate employees in the coming year.
Kooner Fleet Management Solutions offers a comprehensive suite of services, including:
Fleet Optimization
24/7 vehicle maintenance & repair
Driver safety training
Compliance management
Advanced technologies for real-time fleet monitoring and analytics.
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