Frequently Asked Questions

A 'fleet' refers to a group of vehicles operated by a single entity, emphasizing their collective role in business operations or services, functioning as a unified, coordinated unit for transportation or logistical tasks.

Trailers come in various types, such as flatbeds for large cargo, refrigerated trailers for perishables, tankers for liquids, dry vans for general freight, and lowboys for heavy equipment, each designed for specific transport needs.

Maintaining a diesel truck varies in cost, averaging around $15,000 to $20,000 yearly, dependent on factors like vehicle age, usage intensity, and the specific demands of its operational environment. 

Axle breakage in heavy-duty trucks is uncommon but can occur due to excessive loading, harsh operating conditions, or inadequate maintenance, emphasizing the need for regular inspections and care. Regular load checks and adherence to weight limits are also crucial in preventing axle breakage, as overloading is a primary cause of stress and potential failure in truck axles.

Refilling coolant is straightforward but requires following specific steps to avoid air pockets and ensure proper cooling system function. Regular checks are important to maintain optimal engine temperature. It's also important to use the correct type of coolant for your specific diesel engine, as using the wrong type can lead to corrosion, overheating, and engine damage.

Drive shaft shudder refers to a vibration felt when accelerating, often caused by worn universal joints or imbalances in the drivetrain, requiring prompt attention for smooth operation. Drive shaft shudder can also indicate issues with the transmission or clutch components, making it important to diagnose the root cause accurately for effective resolution.

A Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) typically lasts around 100,000 to 150,000 miles, but its lifespan can vary based on driving conditions and maintenance practices. The efficiency of a DPF also depends on factors like fuel quality and engine tune-ups, with proactive regeneration practices and proper servicing playing a key role in extending its effective lifespan.