Kenworth Adds Bendix ESP Option on Select Models
Customers of select Kenworth medium-duty tractors and full truck applications with air brake systems now have the option of selecting Bendix's Electronic Stability program

Bendix ESP will be available on select Kenworth medium-duty models, such as T370 Fire Tankers.
Customers of select Kenworth medium-duty tractors and full truck applications with air brake systems now have the option of selecting Bendix's Electronic Stability program.
Kenworth currently offers Bendix ESP for the Kenworth T660, T800 and W900 Class 8 models in select applications. In addition, the Bendix ABS-6 braking system is standard for Kenworth Class 5-8 models in tractor and full truck configurations with air brake systems.
"Kenworth continues to expand its offering of technology systems to help our customers achieve success in their specific operations," said Jason Skoog, Kenworth director of marketing planning and research.
According to Bendix, its full stability technology is designed to help stabilize the vehicle during loss of control situations on dry, wet, snow and ice-covered roadways and assist in mitigating a potential rollover. In addition to using sensors that monitor lateral acceleration found on some roll-only systems, the Bendix ESP system also uses sensors to monitor steering angle and vehicle direction. This allows for detection of a vehicle's impending loss of stability and automatic intervention through dethrottling of the engine and selective application of tractor steer and drive axle brakes, along with trailer brakes, helping the driver to maintain control of the vehicle in a variety of situations.
More info: www.kenworth.com
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