3 Tips for Getting Your Truck Winter Ready

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3 Tips for Getting Your Truck Winter Ready
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• After last years arctic blasts, chances are
  most truckers dont want to live through a repeat
  without being at least better prepared. If your
  job calls for long hauls across the coldest parts
  of the country, there are steps you can take to
  improve your comfort, your safety, and the
  performance of your rig as winter draws closer.

Here are three tips that can help you get ready
for what lies ahead

• Invest in a truck heater Buying an Espar diesel
  heater can give you a leg up on Old Man Winter
  for sure. An Espar Airtronic can work to keep you
  more comfortable during those overnight stops
  while also keeping your cabin and engine
  compartment warm. That means those cold-morning
  starts shouldnt be a problem and it also means
  staying warm during the brutal overnight hours
  becomes a whole lot easier. An Espar diesel
  heater is an add-on device that dont put wear
  and tear on your truck. Instead, it operates
  using its own fuel supply, providing your cabin
  and engine compartment the heat needed to stay
  warm and operational. Thats good for you, your
  truck, and your budget.

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• Make other winterization steps a priority
  Winter can come rather early in some parts of the
  country. As summer comes to a close, be sure to
  have winter tires ready, tune-ups taken care of,
  and any other steps necessary to keep your rig
  and you on the road. A truck heater can help keep
  you and your engine warm, but its not the only
  step youll want to take to make sure youre
  ready for whatever this winter throws your way.

• Pack smart Winter hauls can be tricky at best.
  Make sure youre ready for what comes your way by
  supplying your rig with the gear you might need
  to survive a night or two off road if the
  conditions become impassable as they did last
  year in many locations. That means always
  traveling with enough fuel to keep your Espar
  diesel heater in good working order, food just in
  case, and plenty of warm clothes.

Trucking is serious business that tends to lack
in creature comforts. When its time to change
that, a truck heater and a good winter plan can
help make the miles go by a lot more comfortably.
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Contact Information .

• Lubrication Specialist, LLC.
• Address 5231 Sugar Hills Dr,
• Greenfield, Indiana USA-46140Phone
  317-326-4296,
• Email info_at_lubricationspecialist.com
• Website http//www.lubricationspecialist.com/