EX10DFleet

Fleet value

Insurance & risk reduction

Tyre failure, brake fade and thermal breakdown are not just maintenance events. They are incident causes, and they are recorded in a fleet's claims history.

Risk-relevant measurements

What changes physically

13°C

Cooler tyre operating temperature — the primary driver of blowout risk

90% / 80%

Brake material remaining front/rear at 75,000 km on the Raptor record

7 mm

Tyre tread depth remaining at 75,000 km

38–45%

Less thermal cycling through safety-critical components

Evidence

Risk profile record

Heat is the common precursor. Tyres that run cooler fatigue more slowly and are far less likely to fail at speed. Brakes that retain material perform predictably in an emergency stop.

For an insurer or risk committee, the useful part is that these are measurable physical states of the fleet, not a driver-behaviour programme whose effect decays over time.

Risk reduction slide from the EX10D deck
Source: EX10D deck — risk reduction.

Where it supports the conversation

Renewal evidence

Documented wear and thermal data supports the fleet's risk narrative at renewal.

Roadworthiness

Better consumable condition between statutory inspections.

Duty of care

Demonstrable action on the physical condition of safety-critical components.

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