Learn about the nine common mistakes made when spec'ing liftgates, why they're made, and how to avoid them in this Fleet 101 episode of Truck Chat.
If your trucks aren’t up and running, they aren’t providing you a return on investment. Here are some factors to consider when trying to keep your drivers on the road.
Aluminum or steel wheels? Which is right for your fleet? The answer is trickier than you might think.
A growing trend in second-stage manufacturing is light-weighting, which involves specifying lighter-weight materials to achieve an overall weight reduction to an upfitted vehicle. Specifying lighter-weight upfit materials decreases the vehicle’s curb weight, which, in turn, lowers operating costs by reducing fuel consumption and decreases emissions.
When it comes to determining what vehicle features or piece of equipment you need, are you asking the right questions of the right people?
With winter ending, it’s time to turn our eyes to the upcoming spring season and the landscaping jobs it will bring.
EZ Stak presented a session on planning an enclosed response trailer that addressed what fleet managers need to consider when spec'ing.
Truck suspensions support the load, provide stability, and cushion the ride. Understand your options to ensure the best suspension is spec’ed on your valuable work truck assets.
Spec’ing the correct PTO for the vehicle and application, and properly maintaining it, will optimize performance and extend the lifecycle of the unit to provide years of reliable service.
Work Truck’s exclusive and expert-written feature articles are sure to focus on a topic or angle new to you or that provides some helpful refreshers. This year, fleet managers were quite interesting in spec’ing, truck tires, and fueling options.
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