


Date
Write the date of the day the job was completed.

Customer
Write the name of the customer or company that the job was completed for.

Vehicle Registration Number
Write down the registration number of the vehicle.

Fleet Number
Write down the fleet number of the vehicle.
Not all vehicles will have a fleet number. If you are unable to find one, write down N/A.

Hubometer
Write down the Km's of the vehicle.
This is either located on the hubometer on one of the drive axels, displayed on an E-road device in the windscreen, or on the odometer on the vehicles dashboard.

Driver
Write down the name of the driver.

Driver's Signature
Get the driver to sign the sheet.

Serviceman's Signature
Sign your name.

Marking the Job
Put a cross in each box where a wheel was removed.
Each box represents a wheel.

Crossing off Axels
The truck shown in the diagram has two steer axels and two drive axels. If the vehicle did not have this configuration of axels, put a line through the axel that it did not have.
For example, if it only had one steer axel, put a line through the second steer axel.
You have now completed the retorque sheet. Tear this out and hand it to the driver.
Verbally advise the driver of the retorque interval.
Thank you for viewing these instructions on how to fill out a retorque sheet. You should now have a greater understanding on this topic.