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Keep up with training

Keeping up with changes is as relevant for fleet training managers as it is for the technicians who rely on them to stay abreast of the latest advances rolling into the service bay.

Retreads cut fleet costs, offer like-new tire performance

Savvy fleets have long considered retreads as one way to improve their bottom lines. Today’s retreads offer more technology and options than ever before, resulting in improved performance and added value.

Consider reman axles & transmissions

Remanufactured parts, which are “greener” and more cost-effective, are an alternative for fleets when the cost of new components no longer makes sense.

Aerodynamic advantages for trucking fleets

The impact of aerodynamics on fuel economy and emissions is becoming increasingly important. The difference between perception and reality can be a wide chasm, however, according to experts in the aerodynamics industry.

Paint finishes offer fleets more than just a ‘pretty face’

Faced with an aggressive environment, degrading road conditions and trucks that last in excess of a million miles, fleet managers need to pay attention to their vehicles’ paint condition.

Exploring wheel buying choices

Today’s fleets look at acquisition cost, lifecycle cost, weight considerations, operating environment and aesthetics when choosing wheels.

Properly maintaining U-joints keeps trucks on the road

e until new fresh grease is being purged, indicating a complete change of grease has occurred. While servicing the the U-joints, use the old grease as a diagnostic tool. “You should pay attention to what’s purging out of the cups,” says Salazar. “If there’s any signs of moisture in there, or the grease is black

Today’s truck safety systems make accident avoidance a reality

The key to safety is providing the right equipment to protect drivers, vehicles and cargo – new systems provide this edge.

How fifth wheels have advanced over the last century

Making and keeping good connections means you need the right fifth wheel for the job.

The latest wheel bearing technology

What you don’t know about today’s wheel bearings can hurt you.