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Suspensions specifics

When it comes to specifying suspension systems fleets need to consider weight, uptime and application. But today’s more sophisticated systems may be able to offer more.

Roadranger extends Extended Protection Plan

Fleets and owner-operators may now purchase extended warranties on Eaton and Dana drivetrain components, the company said.

Kenworth Truck Co. Clean Power technology tour demonstrates Bendix electronic stability program, air disk brakes

Kenworth Truck Company has added the Bendix ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and Bendix ADB22X air disc brakes from Bendix Spicer Foundation Brakes LLC as part of the Kenworth Clean Power Technology Tour now traveling accross the United States.

Looking for a 25% MPG improvement?

In certain applications, hyrid technology offers the promise of previously unheard of fuel economy gains

Bigger is necessary

There was a time when the only thing an air compressor did was supply muscle to braking systems.

Volvo introduces the VHD 430

The rugged Volvo VHD vocational truck and tractor are now available with a factory-installed 42-in. sleeper cab, designated the VHD 430. The Volvo VHD 430 is designed for customers who need a comfortable and efficient sleeper to meet hours of service regulations, without sacrificing reliability or performance in demanding vocational applications. The VHD was previously only available with a day cab.

ArvinMeritor introduces single, tandem global hub reduction axle series

To help meet customer demands for operational flexibility, ArvinMeritor, Inc. recently introduced its new global hub reduction axle family of single and tandem rear axles for the heavy-haul, construction, refuse, logging, concrete, mining and vocational markets.

Chevron offers new synthetic gear lubricant

Chevron’s Delo brand of engine oils, lubricants and coolants introduced Delo Synthetic Gear Lubricant SAE 75W-90. The new product, which offers outstanding thermal and oxidation stability and meets all OEM warranty requirements, is suitable for use in rear axles and differentials for fleets in the commercial transportation and construction markets, the company said.

Western Star offers style updates, product upgrades

Western Star Trucks showcased style updates and product upgrades for vocational applications at the 2007 Mid-America Trucking Show.  Western Star introduced new exterior badging for both the grille bezel and the side of the hood. The grille-mounted black ‘W’ with its burgundy star now features a three-dimensional appearance and a crowned star, providing for a jeweled appearance, the company said. Also, the side-mounted Western Star script has been updated with a modern font and beveled edges for a cleaner look and richer reflection.

Safety: collision control

Accidents cost money by directly and indirectly impacting motor carrier operations and profitability. Direct costs associated with crashes add up quickly.