Get a Truck Heater and Other Safety Tips for Winterizing Your Rig

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Lubrication Specialist, LLC.
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Get a Truck Heater and Other Safety Tips for
Winterizing Your Rig

• Fall has just arrived and for truckers who
  handle those long hauls that can only mean one
  thing. Winter is right around the corner. Making
  sure those treks cross country are on-time,
  economical and most of all safe is a top
  priority, but that doesnt mean every rig out
  there is properly winterized and ready for the
  task. From adding a truck heaterto taking some
  basic safety precautions, there are ways drivers
  can make their winters go more smoothly and
  safely.
• Here are just a few tips for ensuring winter
  hauls go off without a hitch

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• Invest in an Espar Airtronic This is a truck
  heater that works on its own to provide auxiliary
  heat to the engine compartment and comfort to the
  cab and sleeping area of your rig. While it might
  seem unnecessary since your truck has an onboard
  heater that performs, there are some compelling
  reasons to consider an extra heater. An Espar
  Airtronic does not require your rig to run in
  idle all night long to keep you and your engine
  warm and safe. That means it cuts out wear and
  tear and also reduces overall fuel costs, which
  can add up to big savings. Since a truck
  heatercan also keep that engine compartment warm,
  it can help eliminate false starts in the morning
  while ensuring a run stays on time. Some heaters,
  even offer remote access for starting. That means
  if you want to spend a night out of the cold, you
  can click a fob on your keychain in the morning
  to warm the truck while you enjoy a cup of
  coffee.
• Get routine maintenance Regular maintenance is
  imperative all the time for those who run long
  hauls, but its especially so in the winter. Make
  sure to get your truck taken care before the
  winter cold sets in.

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• Plan well Before heading out on long runs
  through cold country, be sure to plan routes well
  and take care with packing. Your rig should have
  emergency supplies just in case you get stuck in
  an area thats impassable. One must have extra
  food, blankets, any medications you might need
  and a truck heaterto keep you safe if idling in a
  long jam.

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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/