Failing an inspection can result in fines, CSA score penalties, increased insurance costs, and greater inspection scrutiny in the future. To return to service, the violation must be corrected, and in some cases, the vehicle must pass a follow-up inspection.

Learn roadside repair tips and maintenance hacks every trucker should know. Fix fluid leaks, tires, lights, and more, plus know when to stop for service.

We put together a comprehensive guide that goes over the essentials of efficiency, ranging from topics like routine maintenance to fuel economy-focused driving habits, as well as things like fuel quality, tech innovations, and what the future may hold in terms of efficiency.

When you stay ahead of maintenance, you protect your equipment, reduce truck maintenance costs, and keep your rig running smoothly.

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Proper oil pressure isn’t a “nice to have” in a semi-truck: it’s absolutely critical for keeping your engine in great working condition. With the right oil pressure, all of the moving parts in your engine are well-lubricated without building up friction and suffering from excessive wear and tear.