Owning, operating, and maintaining a semi-truck requires having an experienced diesel mechanic to help with maintenance and repairs. If you are an owner-operator, it’s up to you to build a maintenance plan. Part of that involves knowing how often to bring in your...
While fleet maintenance tends to focus on the physical parts––tires, brakes, engine––there are also the internal components. Your fleet vehicle has an entire computer system that plays a key role and needs regular maintenance. The diagnostic system telegraphs when you...
From cold weather, salt on the roads, and general ice and snow, there are a lot of elements that can cause damage to your semi-truck fleet over the winter. That’s why it’s essential to take the time to assess any impact as we move into the next season. If there are...
Preventative maintenance for your fleet will save your company significant money. Your well-maintained fleet vehicles will have fewer breakdowns, lower operating costs, and optimized fuel economy. In addition, keeping up with fleet maintenance can help prevent...
Fuel costs can make a significant impact on your bottom line. For fleet maintenance managers, finding ways to get more miles per gallon for their light auto and medium truck fleet is a priority. Here are some fuel-saving fleet maintenance tips: Train the Drivers How...
Good visibility is crucial to the safety of your driver, truck, load, and other vehicles on the road. The driver should see the road and surrounding clearly, and be visible to other drivers. Here are some visibility tips for your semi-truck fleet: Keep the Windshield...
