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Public works fleet managers know that regular washing protects taxpayer-owned vehicles from salt damage and premature failure. The challenge is justifying that investment when councils see it through a taxpayer's eyes.

Experts are predicating “a warmer, wetter-than-normal” winter this year for much of the United States. But as the colder weather approaches, it’s crucial that your fleet washing operation is prepared for freezing temperatures, potential snowfall, and road salt. Especially in the northern areas of the country.

As winter edges closer, fleet owners in colder areas of the United States and Canada are not looking forward to the additional maintenance they need to do. Road salt is notorious for corroding the undercarriage of cars, buses and semi-trucks alike.

From farm to table, livestock farmers play an important role in keeping our nation fed. But that mission is still in jeopardy.

Trucks quite literally keep the economy moving. About 3 million tractor-trailers in the US do most of the hauling of products and goods. And the drivers are responsible for safely steering them without any issues. Because of how important the job is, all drivers complete regular safety checks.

If you own or operate specialized 2-step truck wash equipment, you know how important it is to keep your system running smoothly and efficiently. A malfunctioning system can cause delays, customer dissatisfaction, and loss of revenue. That's why you need to know how to troubleshoot your system and fix common problems before they become major issues. In this blog,…

Maintaining your fleet is one of the most important aspects of many businesses, especially when you work in logistics and distribution. But it’s definitely no simple task. Arguably the biggest threat to maintaining the operation and the longevity of your fleet is corrosion. Corrosion slowly eats away the metal on your trucks and trailers, and often begins in…

Why Fleets Should Be Washed on a Regular Basis

As winter approaches, area road departments begin gearing up for another season of battling Mother Nature’s fury - snow storms. The best way to do this is heavy applications of road salt. Unfortunately, the salt can wreak havoc on your fleet and its multiple coats of paint. So how do you neutralize road salt and keep your salt trucks safe?