Your railway account goes beyond the HiRail truck.
Class 1, regional and short line railway companies can arrange service for eligible staff, management and special service road vehicles through the same corporate account as their HiRail units. Bring us the regular maintenance and the difficult concerns your fleet team needs resolved.

Vehicle size, account type and service limits apply.
Check vehicle acceptanceStart with what changed.
- Scheduled maintenance for company road vehicles
- A warning light or intermittent mechanical concern
- An engine problem that needs a clear diagnosis
- A major repair or engine replacement requiring approval
- An eligible light vehicle needs a Manitoba safety inspection
What we can review.
- Regular maintenance for supported cars, SUVs, vans and light trucks
- Mechanical and electrical diagnosis within equipment coverage
- Approved major mechanical repairs, including engine replacement
- Road wheel alignment for eligible vehicles through Ford F250 size
- Manitoba light vehicle safety inspections within approved station scope
From the reported concern to an approved scope.
Vehicle configuration, access and the requested work are reviewed before the next stage is confirmed.
- 01
Identify the railway account, unit and authorised fleet contact
- 02
Confirm the vehicle configuration and requested service
- 03
Report findings and agree the work with an approved purchase order
- 04
Complete service and send the records and invoice through the agreed account process
The details behind the work.



Questions about this service.
Direct answers help confirm whether the unit and requested work belong at Standard HiRail.
Can our railway account cover vehicles without railgear?
Yes. Eligible company road vehicles can be serviced under a direct railway corporate account, with the required approvals and billing arrangements agreed in advance.
Can you take on a difficult diagnosis or an engine replacement?
We can assess difficult vehicle concerns and quote supported major mechanical repairs, including engine replacement. The specific vehicle, equipment, parts and repair scope are reviewed before work is accepted.
Does the F250 alignment limit also define light vehicle inspection eligibility?
No. Alignment depends on size and equipment fit. Manitoba light vehicle inspection eligibility for a truck requires a GVWR below 4,500 kg, confirmed from the specific vehicle. Model names alone do not determine inspection eligibility.
Talk through the railway road vehicles concern.
Have the unit number, year, make, model and a short description ready. We will confirm whether the vehicle and requested work fit our current service scope.
