Australia's mountainous regions, such as the Great Dividing Range, present unique challenges for truck drivers, particularly when it comes to wheel alignment. Here are six specific ways mountainous terrain impacts truck wheel alignment.
1. Steep Inclines And The Strain On Wheel Alignment
Driving up steep mountain roads puts significant strain on a truck's wheel alignment. The additional pressure exerted on the uphill side of the vehicle can lead to uneven tyre wear and alignment issues. Read More...
If you own an open-bed truck for business or personal use, you will know how difficult it can sometimes be to keep the truck bed clean. You may spend time taking care of the cab, but the truck bed is much more difficult to maintain. It will often need to carry materials that aren't clean or that leave debris behind. The truck bed will often be left exposed to every type of weather as it is often inaccessible without equipment, and the level of grime can quickly build up. Read More...
Brakes are one of the most important components of your car. They are the vehicle controls that you use when you want to slow down or stop the vehicle while driving. That said, your vehicle's braking system comprises several components that work together to allow braking ability.
If you experience brake failure on the road, one or more of these components may be causing the problem. To correct the issue, you'll need to get a brake diagnosis and repair. Read More...
Monday mornings are tough enough, but what if you are stuck in your driveway with a car that refuses to crank into life? As each minute ticks by, the traffic will build up on the motorway as other people make their own way to work. When you turn the key in the ignition, all you hear is a "click." What does this mean and how can you relieve your misery as soon as possible? Read More...
Modern cars come equipped with many safety features to protect a driver and passengers in case of a collision. Car safety features can be categorised into active and passive features. Active safety features, including brake assist, cruise control and lane departure warning, prevent accidents and collisions from occurring. On the other hand, passive features, such as seat belts, pretensioners and airbags, lessen the impact on a driver and passengers when an accident happens. Read More...