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Fan clutch choices and maintenance vital for fleets

Fan clutch choices and maintenance have never been more important.

Success on all fronts

Supplier partnerships and an extensive effort by all involved
are keeping the Meijer fleet on track

Fuel efficiency:alternatively powered vehicles

While diesel is expected to remain the dominant fuel type used in commercial vehicles for the foreseeable future, truck and engine manufacturers are actively exploring alternative fuels

No-idling solutions for cab comfort

No-idling solutions save money and keep drivers comfortable.

Lesson from Europe

Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Germany to get first-hand experience with truck component technology that is headed our way.

Onboard Vehicle Systems

Fleets may benefit with telematics and next-generation scan tools

Shell Rotella T synthetic 5W-40 CJ-4 motor oil offers improved engine protection, provides enhanced fuel efficiency

Shell Lubricants has introduced Shell Rotella T Synthetic 5W-40 heavy-duty motor oil, which meets or exceeds API CJ-4 specifications. The motor oil is said to offer significant improvements in wear protection, soot control, deposit control, heat resistance and protection in extreme climates. Shell Rotella T Synthetic 5W-40 can also provide enhanced fuel economy versus conventional 15W-40 motor oils.

Filtration advancements

Older vehicles can benefit from technology developed for newer engines, with benefits that include longer service intervals and reduced emissions

Titan by Mack Thunders into Louisville

Mack Trucks, Inc. has introduced this most powerful truck in the 108-year history of the company to highway customers. Designed for heavy transport and heavy construction applications, the company’s new model is powered by the mighty new MACK MP10 engine, a 16-liter modern-day workhorse with a top rating of 605 HP and a massive 2,060 lb-ft of torque.

Shifting demands

What’s not to like about automated mechanical transmissions (AMT)? Many drivers like them because they’re easier to drive than conventional mechanical designs.