The key to preventing unexpected, costly truck repairs is to commit to a preventative maintenance plan for your big rig. Encompassed within this plan should be both winter and summer truck maintenance. From looking over your tires to assessing your diesel engine for potential concerns, this step ensures your semi-truck is ready to go. It also helps you with fleet management — giving you a record to follow when planning tire replacement and costs, truck longevity and more.
At Gray Diesel & Equipment Services, we help you keep your semi-truck and work truck fleet in peak condition with preventative maintenance and diesel engine servicing. We have locations in both Lincoln, Nebraska, and Lexington, South Carolina.
Prepping your semi-truck for winter is a regular autumn task. You would never want to be caught out on the road in sub-zero temperatures just because you forgot to check fluid levels or because your engine wasn’t lubricated well enough for cold temperatures. In contrast, prepping for summer often gets overlooked. But, it’s just as […]
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