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Some Question Resale Value, Durability of Smaller Engines
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Not everyone thinks 11- and 12-liter engines are right for their fleets and operations.
Staying Safe While Inflating Truck Tires
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Safety guidelines for inflating truck tires have been in place for decades, but fleets, service providers and tire makers say those best practices are no less important today for keeping technicians and drivers out of harm's way.
Introducing New Vehicle Specs Hinges on Successful Pilot Review
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Truck equipment and technology continue to become more complex with every model change. That's why smart fleet managers involved in buying trucks find it critical to build one truck to a particular specification and perform a pilot review of the new equipment to verify it is built as ordered and to confirm its quality.
11-,12-Liter Engines Growing Up
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Not that long ago, the mindset of many fleet operators was to get as much muscle power in engines as they wanted or could afford. That often meant 15-liter engines that could deliver a whole lot of horsepower. But times have changed.
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