Without oil, your semi-truck isn't much more use than a paperweight. Oil changes are a crucial part of preventative maintenance for your rig, and need to be done regularly to keep your truck running properly. But do you ever wonder about what happens during the oil change?
You may have heard, but fuel prices have hit record highs this summer. Last week near our Amarillo location, a gallon of diesel was $4.32 — down from last month's average of $4.92 — but a far cry from last August's average of $2.92. Find out why.
Getting a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is an important step in a person’s career, and is the key to becoming a commercial driver. Having a CDL allows for driving large vehicles, and ensures that you are qualified and knowledgeable of the laws and regulations that come with operating these vehicles.
As a trucker or fleet manager, you already know how important your oil pressure is when it comes to keeping your semi-truck engine running smoothly, but it’s worth the reminder. Oil moving through your system at the right pressure keeps all of the moving parts running smoothly and ensures that they have the right lubrication to avoid excess friction, overheating, or unnecessary wear and tear.
We put together some tips on extending the lifespan of your transmission to make sure that you can keep operating a reliable and timely operation without unexpected and costly problems that arise from poorly maintained transmissions. Visit your nearest LubeZone to partner with the pros to care for your truck.
As all truckers know, certifications are central to the world of commercial trucking. Many people may overlook the fact that with more certifications comes more opportunities for higher pay, specialized work, and professional advancements due to your ability to perform in-demand work that few can handle.
