Maintenance 101: Keeping Your Truck Road-Ready Year After Year
Owning a commercial truck is a significant investment, and consistent maintenance is the best way to protect that investment. A well-maintained truck holds its resale value, runs more efficiently, and keeps you out of the shop when you should be on the road.
Daily and Weekly Checks
Pre-trip inspections aren’t just a regulatory requirement – they’re your first line of defense against unplanned downtime. Check tire pressure, fluid levels, lights, brakes, and air system pressure every day before rolling out.
Scheduled Service Intervals
Most modern trucks run on extended oil change intervals between 25,000 and 50,000 miles, but coolant, transmission fluid, and differential oil all have their own schedules. Stick to your manufacturer’s recommendations and keep detailed records.
Don’t Ignore Small Issues
A minor leak, a vibration, or an unfamiliar warning light can quickly escalate. Catching problems early is almost always cheaper than waiting for a roadside breakdown.
Our service department is here to help with everything from routine PMs to major overhauls. Call us anytime to schedule.
