May 2022

Fleet needs, provider capabilities, and data all drive the most effective service choices. Here’s how some fleets are handling these decisions.

In order for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles to be adopted at-scale in the commercial vehicle industry, there are hurdles that must be overcome—primarily of which are building...

Reduces noise, vibration, and harshness

Limits aerodynamic drag

Facilitates faster, smoother gear shifting

Ideal for drop-deck and heavy-haul trailer applications

Engineered to withstand extreme heat and carbon buildup

Equipped with TracKing telematics

Fleets must address the driver and truck shortages, ESG, residual values, and procurement challenges amidst an unprecedented state of industry.

Available in 12V, 24V, and 48V systems

Attaches to most ferrous surfaces

Features a compact ratcheting design

Offers two hex sizes in one socket

Keys to expedite vehicle uptime after a collision include documentation, preparation, and communication.

A close eye on tire spec'ing, alignments, and tire pressure monitoring can all greatly reduce a fleet's fuel consumption.

On-board storage for up to 30 images

Even for a technician with 30+ years of experience, troubleshooting engines can take time—and a lot of diagnostics and roads tests. But patience pays off.

Fits different style and size panel clips

Extends the capability of J1708/J1587 diagnostic tools

Delivers up to 1,240 in-lbs of maximum torque

Tool-free guard adjustments

1,000V AC/DC voltage and 10A AC/DC current

Self-locking ratchet handle

35' inspection range

Access extended vehicle diagnostic data

Compact and lightweight

Supports ECU programming