Fleet TBR Inspection Routine: Pre-Trip and Periodic Records explains the operating evidence, measurements and asset details needed to evaluate this tyre topic consistently across a fleet or worksite.
Observe Before Explaining
Begin Fleet TBR Inspection Routine: Pre-Trip and Periodic Records by defining the exact asset, wheel position and operating period represented by the observations.
In Fleet TBR Inspection Routine: Pre-Trip and Periodic Records, the first task is to preserve what can be seen and measured: exact tyre location, condition, dimensions, event time and surrounding operating evidence. Cause screening starts only after observations are separated from assumptions.
Fleet TBR Inspection Routine: Pre-Trip and Periodic Records — Field Data Sheet
Use repeatable photo angles and measurement points. Record urgent safety action separately from the later condition or root-cause assessment.
Identity
Asset, tyre, wheel position, serial reference and inspection time.
Observation
Shape, direction, length, depth or wear difference with method and unit.
Action
Isolation, removal, specialist inspection and linked work order.
Inspection Sequence
- Make the vehicle or machine safe under site procedure.
- Photograph the full tyre before close-up images.
- Measure the finding at repeatable reference points.
Interpreting the Findings
Read the completed Fleet TBR Inspection Routine: Pre-Trip and Periodic Records sheet from the asset outward: confirm identity first, then position, duty and the observed change.