October 2013

Growing a Small Fleet

To be a fleet of fewer than 100 trucks in America today is to be a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs: every move fraught with risk, perils at every turn. Large fleets can outpace, outperform, outbuy, outhire and outlobby the smaller fleets.

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In This Issue

Gregor Schwarz of Austria’s Engineering Center Steyr stands proudly with the lightweight...

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Commentary: Shedding Pounds

Dodge Ram: Just going to market following production start-up in Mexico is the Ram ProMaster, a...

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New Choices, New Excitement For Cargo Vans

Commentary: The Changing World of Choosing Parts and Service

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Commentary: The Changing World of Choosing Parts and Service

The single rear axle allows Class 7 ratings, but this one’s decidedly Class 8, with axles...

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Test Drive: Single-Rear-Axle Granite MHD

Oil experts say there  area a number of factors that fleets need to consider in the oil...

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Beyond the API 'Donut:' Putting a Premium on Oil

What Data Mining Can Teach You About Your Fleet

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What Data Mining Can Teach You About Your Fleet

A calibrated torque wrench is required to set the recommended torque on wheel fasteners....

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Keeping Your Wheels On

Not all aero fitments produce the same results. SAE Type II test results from Performance...

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Aero Add-ons Put to the Test

Tips for Maintaining Trailer Floors

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Tips for Maintaining Trailer Floors