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Tires are an essential part to any vehicle. When it comes to a truck hauling important freight, making sure the tires on your rig are in good condition should be a top priority. Without tires your truck wouldn’t make it very far. Proper tire maintenance can also save money in the long run by cutting fuel cost and getting the full miles the tires are intended for. There are numerous factors that have an effect on the condition of your tire and contribute to irreversible tire damage.
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As a pro driver it’s my responsibility to deliver my load of goods safely & on time. This normally isn’t a problem for me as I’ve been behind the wheel now for 37 years with an almost immaculate driving record. I remember as a child learning to drive in my Dads 47' Ford Stakebed Truck. I was around 13 years old in 66’ and Boy Oh Boy did I love to drive that truck.
We had a pretty nice spread with I’d say about 50 or so acres. There was a dirt road that went almost all the way around and crossed town just a few miles down. Dad would sit there in the passenger seat
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I’m a trucker out of Buffalo, NY. I drove truck locally for a while. After the kids were grown and gone I took a long haul job. The wife figured she could just hitch a ride occasionally to site see while I worked. Since I was going to be driving into areas I was unfamiliar with I decide to get a Commercial GPS with truck routes. I never owned a GPS unit before and wasn’t real sure what to look for. I ended up going with the Garimn NUVI465T. It had all the features I figured I would need, and I had read a lot of good reviews about it.
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I travel a lot on business. The company I work for has many different branches throughout the US. Although I would rather not mention the company or my title, I will say that I am pretty far up the corporate ladder. With my job comes the dreaded travel from one branch to the next. Sometimes I am able to drive, but other times I have to fly. I never pay much attention to my vehicle. I get the general maintenance done at a nearby garage, but I’m not much of a handyman myself. I can pretty much fill the gas tank and turn the thing on. Any more than that and I’m in way over my head. When I travel by car for work I will generally have the car looked at if I haven’t had it in the shop in awhile. When I fly I park my car at the airport; that way I know I have a ride home regardless of the time my flight lands. I don't care to use taxi cabs or busses because I'm normally on some confrence call.
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Have you ever wondered how to install a complete mobile video system in a vehicle? In your Car, Semi-Truck, Motor Home or RV?
While creating a mobile video system is fairly simple for some of us, it’s not for everyone. Some folks will need to hire a professional to get the job done and there is nothing wrong with that. To make the job super simple a 12 volt tv with a built-in DVD player is the way to go. If you are in the market for a full vehicle system, installing a DVD capable car stereo / head unit should be the first step.
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