The cleaning of electric fire trucks should follow standard car washing procedures. Care should be taken to prevent water from entering the vehicle's charging sockets, as this may cause short circuits in the body wiring. In such cases, paint layers may peel off or the body and components may corrode, necessitating immediate cleaning of the vehicle.

Manual cleaning of electric fire trucks should be done in a shaded area, waiting until the body temperature drops below 40℃ before proceeding. Use a hose to rinse off any attached dirt, then clean the vehicle with a neutral car wash detergent. The use of cleaning agents should be based on the manufacturer's instructions, and a soft cloth soaked in the cleaning solution should be used without exerting force to avoid damaging the paint.

Electric fire trucks still require regular checks of tire pressure to maintain appropriate tire pressure. It is necessary to inspect tire pressure at least every two weeks or, at minimum, once a month. Unsuitable tire pressure can lead to increased energy consumption, shorter travel distance, reduced driving comfort, shortened tire life, and decreased driving safety.