Not all diagnostic tools are created equal. Knowing their features as well as defining expectations will help fleets get the best tool for their needs.
Innovative Products of America’s #5700A Alpha Mutt with ABS is a complete diagnostic trailer inspection system that integrates all aspects of trailer service and repair.
The Triton-D8 from Snap-on is a diagnostic tool designed to suit the needs of professional repair technicians.
Detroit Connect, Daimler Trucks North America’s suite of connected vehicle services will now allow third-party telematics services to be integrated into the platform.
Noregon has announced updates to its flagship JPro Professional diagnostic and repair tool and TripVision asset management products and also revealed plans for a technician education program.
The Zurich ZR-Pro professional OBDII scanner is an automotive diagnostic tool and tablet designed to give mechanics sophisticated diagnostics in a mobile form factor.
The California Air Resources Board has adopted a new emissions tracking program that would help regulators identify vehicles with excess smog-related and greenhouse gas emissions.
Today, technologies can monitor and report on a variety of things such as tire pressure, box temperature, reefer condition, and battery levels, that can be reported directly to fleet managers in real time. So how do you know if these technologies are right for your fleet?
Allison Transmission and Geotab announced a collaboration to deliver transmission health information to fleets, including prognostics to monitor operating parameters, oil and filter life, and diagnostic transmission information.
Diesel Laptops, a distributor of commercial truck diesel diagnostic software, repair information and hardware, and Today’s Class, an provider of ASE-accredited, interactive online learning, have announced a partnership.