About MBM Fleet Care
Heavy vehicle washing is all we do
No house washing, no driveways — just trucks, primes, trailers and tankers, washed properly at depots and yards across Greater Sydney.
MBM Fleet Careexists because of a simple problem: heavy vehicles get filthy fast, and getting them to a fixed wash bay costs money twice — once for the wash, and again for every hour the truck isn't working. So we built the wash to travel instead. Fully equipped mobile crews come to your depot or yard, day or night, and work through the fleet without a single vehicle leaving the gate.
Because heavy vehicles are all we wash, the details are second nature: curtain-safe pressures that protect printed livery, streak-free polished tanker barrels, degreased chassis rails, and bug-free bars before the next linehaul run. One-off washes are welcome — but most of our customers move to a scheduled program once they see the first result.
Why a mobile operator
The mobile model is the whole point
No wash bay queues
Vehicles are washed where they park — no driving across town, no waiting in line, no trucks off the road during operating hours.
Fully equipped rigs
Every crew carries its own water, power and wash gear, with pressures and chemicals matched to cabs, curtains, barrels and brightwork.
Built for schedules
Overnight, weekend and between-run slots, with recurring programs that keep the whole fleet clean without anyone chasing it.
Where we work
Coverage across Sydney's freight corridors
Our crews are based to cover the logistics precincts below — get in touch if your depot isn't listed.
Sydney CBD & Inner City
Eastern Suburbs
Inner West
St George
Sutherland Shire
Canterbury-Bankstown
Liverpool & South West
Macarthur & Camden
Fairfield & Cumberland
Parramatta
Blacktown & Greater West
Penrith & Outer West
Hills District
North West & Hawkesbury
North Shore & Ryde
Northern Beaches
Your fleet, spotless by morning.
Send your fleet details now and have a tailored quote back within 24 hours — or call MBM Fleet Care directly to talk it through.




