Gray Diesel & Equipment Services shares recommendations for preventative steps that will minimize need for truck repair. When your truck does need maintenance, visit one of our two locations — Lexington, South Carolina, and Lincoln, Nebraska.
It’s estimated that fuel costs range between 20% to 40% of a fleet’s operating budget. Given this significant investment, prioritizing truck maintenance is essential for both trucking companies and independent drivers. While behavioral adjustments—such as reducing cruising speed, optimizing cruise RPM, selecting shorter routes and minimizing idling—can contribute to fuel efficiency, there comes a point […]
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While the cold snaps haven’t completely gone away, the frequency of warmer days reminds us that spring is coming, which means you need to get your diesel truck ready for towing. With the arrival of spring, there is a new set of conditions that can impact your truck, so it’s time to be proactive and […]
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Road salt is important for keeping vehicles safely on the road as snow and ice create dangerous driving conditions, but the benefits come with a toll without diesel maintenance to prevent corrosion. Road salt is a combination of many ingredients, but the ones you have to worry most about eating away at your truck are […]
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Ignorance might be bliss, but eventually, it could lead to a challenging situation. This applies to preventative maintenance on your diesel engine, which is why scheduling your annual inspection is a smart move to help you avoid larger issues later. You could have a minor problem at this very moment, one that can snowball into […]
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If you’re experiencing some difficulty starting your vehicle, followed by a rough idle that ends in a stall, don’t panic – your diesel fuel truck’s engine is probably not on its last leg. The problem could be something as simple as a clogged fuel filter. Among the most common items on a diesel mechanics’ preventative […]