Have you recently purchased an awesome semi truck and need semi truck insurance? Are you not happy with your current semi truck coverage and wondering what to do? Or maybe you’re considering purchasing a new semi and want to know as much as you can before you do? Regardless of your stage in the process, you’re in the right place.
We see them everywhere we go. We see them on the road, on the side of the road, at rest stops, at grocery stores…everywhere. With that being said, have you ever wondered what it looks like inside a big rig? These drivers travel from coast-to-coast, where their 18-wheeler becomes their second home on wheels. To make a big rig suitable for day-to-day living, manufacturers put a lot of thought into building the rig digs to make it comfortable for the driver, on and off the road. They don’t all look the same; the appearance depends on the manufacturer, the decor and taste of the driver, and even additions of luxury for big rig owners.
We are all in our little corner of the world. It is easy to forget all the people, places, culture, and scenery that exist out in the world, let alone the US. While some may choose planes to get from destination to destination, others prefer the wide, open roads. And for those people, they may want to bring their attention here. There are interstate highways, US-numbered highways, state highways, and country highways. Below are the top six famous highways not to miss, whether it’s a family road trip vacation, a trucker’s map of the must-have routes to deliver their loads, or a time to be alone and soak in all the quiet. Get ready to start planning!
April is right around the corner. This means sun shining, windows down, music loud. Are you picturing it yet? Okay, now you’ve turned on your Spotify playlist filled with the best trucker songs of all time—some new, some old, all awesome. Now you’re really in a good mood!
December is upon us! And what comes after December? Tax Season. THIS tax season, you can take a Section 179 deduction of up to $1 million dollars.
You might wonder.. What is Section 179? Believe it or not, it’s not complicated.
Truck driving is a popular occupation, and it’s important to weigh your options and find what the best fit is for you. There are three main types of trucking:
With the coldest months of winter upon us, it’s important to prepare your trucks for extreme cold temperatures. Extreme cold may impact the aftertreatment system heat management, which could impact the efficiency of your truck if not maintained properly.
A valve adjustment (sometimes also called an overhead) is vital to the health of your diesel engine to ensure proper combustion. This is often an overlooked task for proper engine maintenance; however, neglecting your valves could lead to a lot of unwanted hassles like loss of power and decreased fuel efficiency. Keeping a close eye on the valve lash can alert you to a problem before it leads to hefty repair costs for your diesel engine and a lot of unplanned downtime.
Mobile Truck Service brings OEM-certified technicians to your location to help diagnose problems and perform truck repairs onsite.
If you’re like most fleet owners, you may be able to perform routine maintenance at your facility, but you probably don’t have an OEM-certified technician or electronic diagnostic tools on hand for the more complex jobs. Whether you need emergency truck assistance or your fleet needs an annual repair, we are here to keep your truck on the road. Read the rest of this entry
