MAINTAIN LUBRICATION
Keep your truck lubed in the steering, drivetrain zerks, and suspension with only high-quality grease.

In fact, it’s best to lube all applicable fittings and parts as well as check for slop and leaks in the drivetrain area before each haul.

BE WARY OF EXTENDED IDLING AND SHORT TRIPS
City driving and short trips are engine killers.

So if you can, try to avoid them or simply prepare well in advance. You can have a pre-lube system installed so that your vehicle delivers oil to critical parts using an electric pump to avoid cranking. You can also go for a tuber timer for alerts when the engine heats up too much.

INFLATE YOUR TIRES CORRECTLY
While over-inflated tires are prone to premature tread wear and blowouts, under-inflated tires can negatively affect your rig’s fuel efficiency.

It’s, therefore, paramount to inflate your tires to the proper levels.

CHECK FOR STORAGE AND FUEL TANK CONTAMINATION
If you want to keep your engine purring and the fuel flowing seamlessly, strive to keep the tank free from moisture or contamination.

Ask your maintenance provider about the most favorable moisture control treatment.