Expert Tips & Insights for Keeping Your Fleet Rolling

Your diesel engine is a workhorse, but even the toughest engines need attention from time to time. In this article, we’ll cover:

• Common warning signs, such as decreased power and unusual noises.
• How to recognize excessive exhaust smoke and overheating.
• Why professional diagnostics can save you money in the long run.

Preventive maintenance is the key to avoiding costly breakdowns and keeping your truck in top condition. Learn about:

• Creating a maintenance schedule tailored to your truck’s usage.
• The importance of regular oil changes and filter replacements.
• How inspections can catch small problems before they become major issues.

Tulsa’s seasons can be tough on your vehicles. Prepare for any weather with our seasonal checklist:

• Winter: Battery testing, anti-freeze levels, and tire tread checks.
• Spring: Inspecting for rust, leaks, and post-winter damage.
• Summer: Cooling system maintenance and tire pressure adjustments.
• Fall: Brake inspections and preparing for colder temperatures.

Your transmission endures constant wear and tear, but with proper care, it can last for hundreds of thousands of miles. Topics include:

• How to identify early signs of transmission issues.
• The importance of regular fluid changes and flushes.
• Why professional clutch adjustments can improve performance.

While some trailer repairs require professional attention, there are simple steps you can take to prevent issues. In this guide, we’ll discuss:

• Inspecting and maintaining your trailer’s lighting system.
• Tightening and lubricating moving parts like hinges and ramps.
• Checking for cracks, leaks, and wear in trailer panels and frames.

The Importance of Regular Inspections for Fleet Management

Fleet managers know that downtime is costly. Regular inspections can:

• Help identify problems early.
• Reduce emergency repairs and unplanned expenses.
• Keep your fleet compliant with safety regulations.

Ignoring warning lights or unusual vehicle behavior can lead to:

• Increased repair costs.
• Extended downtime.
• Safety risks for drivers and other road users.

This article breaks down the risks and how to avoid them.

Prepare Your Fleet for Winter in Tulsa

Winter weather can take a toll on your vehicles. Learn how to:

• Prevent freezing in diesel fuel systems.
• Ensure your HVAC system is ready for cold weather.
• Check your tires and brakes for optimal winter performance.

Summer Maintenance: Keeping Your Fleet Cool and Efficient

• High temperatures can stress your truck’s cooling system and tires. Discover:
• How to spot signs of overheating.
• The best practices for maintaining coolant levels.
• Simple steps to ensure your A/C system is working efficiently.