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Maintaining truck bodies and trailers

…as well as doors, liftgates, paints and finishes

DEF purchasing and storing

When it comes to procuring and storing diesel exhaust fluid, the options are many and varied.

Good connections

Electrical problems are costly, time consuming and a general nuisance

What the scrap tire pile reveals

A scrap tire analysis can uncover vital details for a fleet’s tire program

Newer truck engines place a greater demand on coolants

Cooling systems provide vital protection for modern engines, but SCR and EGR systems needed to meet stricter emissions standards have put new stresses on cooling systems.

Air suspensions: spec’ing and maintenance

When it comes to air suspensions, It’s all about a smooth ride and protecting cargo. Today, air suspensions are specified on 85% to 90% of all new on-highway commercial vehicles in North America.

The skinny on air disc brakes

Fleet interest in air disc brakes is increasing as improved safety and reduced maintenance costs make these brakes more appealing.

New diesel engine oil specification is now under development

Development is under way for a new heavy-duty diesel engine oil category, known while under development as PC-11.

Lightweight tractor components

To provide fleets the ability to increase fuel efficiency, maximize payload, enhance performance and reduce costs, tractor manufacturers offer a variety of lightweight components.

Getting the most of heavy-duty engine lubricants, oil filters

Ensuring that engine lubricants provide their intended value begins with only using approved oils and filters – and following recommended practices.

Truck cooling systems

Today’s cooling systems are more than up to the task of handling the much higher levels of heat generated by emissions compliant diesels.

Employing idle reduction technologies

Best practices in reducing truck idling can save fuel and reduce emissions.