There are some lucky drivers whose tires will never touch ice or snow this winter, but for most, it’s a crucial time to ensure your truck is prepared to take on the hazardous roads ahead.
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Shop shelves are full of different fuel additives, but what exactly do they do? Fuel additives became more relevant after the EPA issued new standards to improve air quality in 2006, requiring the petroleum industry to produce a cleaner burning diesel fuel known as Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD).
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When the rubber meets the road, your drive tires are the position putting in serious work to support your truck, provide stability and to give traction and braking force to the road’s surface. Drive tires transfer the force from the drive train to the ground and can even carry the payload based on the position of the fifth wheel.
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