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Volvo Link Sentry to be standard on U.S. trucks

Volvo Trucks North America will make Volvo Link Sentry standard for all Volvo trucks with U.S. 2007 engines, which go on sale in the first quarter of next year.

Meeting Needs

For petroleum carrier Harris Transportation, specifying the right components is a critical element of success

Keep drivers happy & trucks on the road

A popular management strategy prioritizes problems according to cost or frequency of occurrence and attacks them from the most occurrences to the least. It’s a good concept because you should always be able to expect a good return for your efforts.

International introduces new technology for 8600

International Truck and Engine Corp. demonstrated a new tire and battery monitoring technology that will be introduced on its International 8600 model, used primarily by regional haul fleets.

Sloan updates Quick-Fix offerings

Sloan Transportation Products introduced new packaging along with a take-one brochure for its Quick-Fix product.

Shop productivity

Productivity in truck fleet maintenance operations is affected by many factors, including equipment choices, shop design and layout. In particular, the proper selection of lifts can have a significant impact.

Rotary Lift offers pit lifts

Fleet maintenance managers who want to improve technician safety and productivity are adding pit lifts to their facilities’ service pits, according to Rotary Lift.

Tenneco offers heavy-duty muffler

Tenneco’s Walker Mega-Flow muffler is designed to reduce back-pressure, improve driver comfort, increase fuel efficiency and resist corrosion.

Workhorse relaunching FasTrack program

Workhorse Custom Chassis is relaunching its FasTrack program that provides integrated walk-in trucks under the Workhorse badge.

Equipment Technology – Stretching Tire $$$

After fuel, tires are a fleet’s largest expenditure. Yet so many fleets tend to under-budget and under-manage this cost center. In fact, many fleets still treat tire management as an entry-level position and appoint the newest and least-experienced technicians to handle these expensive assets.