Truck owners themselves will know the difficulties that come with servicing their own vehicles. In some cases, the task demands more than just a service and a full replacement of parts can be a timely and expensive exercise. With OEM truck parts becoming more and more costly, a search for {...}
Aftermarket parts are often hit and miss in terms of what is going to last and what isn’t, especially when the parts aren’t from the manufacturer. Here are three main myths that often repeat themselves in the industry. Its our job to ensure that you get the best quality replacement {...}
Eaton are a power management company made up of approximately 85,000 employees, doing business in more than 175 countries. They have a vast range of products and services. Their truck segment is involved in the design, manufacture and marketing of powertrain systems and other components for commercial vehicle markets. Key products {...}
In September 2021, Truck and Crane parts and accessory company TRT announced its plans to rebrand their company. TRT will make a change to their existing tagline and logo - “TRT, for the long haul” to “TRT, Made Possible”. This is a reflection of the innovation that had stood the {...}
PACCAR parts and accessories will take a new diversified approach towards their offerings this year with a core focus on Kenworth and DAF. The quality aftermarket parts will be seen on these trucks across Australia as the company looks to integrate their approach with the two companies. {...}
PACCAR the US truck parts company has teamed up with Aurora and FedEX to produce an industry leading innovation that will change the game for line haul trucking operations. {...}
A new incentive by the ARTSA-institute has released a new ‘Good Practice Guide for Supply of Replacement Parts for use on Heavy Vehicles’, which aims to provide a basis of knowledge for safe reinstalls of the best parts on machinery. The guide will provide a useful go to for Australia's {...}
Truckers across Australia can all now breathe a sigh of relief knowing that previously implemented rules and regulation surrounding tyre dimensions will be banished in the coming months. {...}
As part of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), the Truck Industry Council (TIC) is conducting a road wear test on wider tyres as part of a $395k fund. The purpose of the project is to improve safety for commercial and heavy vehicles. {...}
Scania NSW has announced its decision for further investment in its infrastructure across Australia in the coming months. The build for the sales and service branch in Eastern Creek is now underway with the plans to build two more parts and spares warehouses. {...}