Truck bed fuel tanks, sometimes also called transfer tanks, are designed to hold fuel and fit in your truck bed. These tanks are usually constructed of aluminum or steel and are often used by construction companies to transport fuel to the job site and for farm workers to get fuel for their equipment and machinery in the field. This article is not about auxiliary fuel tanks. Those are a more[…]
In most cases, trucks come with a standard-size bed that is six feet and five inches long. Some models also offer long beds; the usual size for that configuration is eight feet long. These are the two most common lengths of truck bed. However, some truck models come with a short bed, which is usually between five feet and five inches long and five feet and eight inches long.
Whether you’re looking to sell your fleet vehicles next year or five years from now, truck fleet management is crucial. If you’re good at maintenance, when the time finally comes to sell, you’ll get the most resale value possible. Fleet truck management begins the second it’s purchased and ends when traded in or sold. To protect your investment while you have it, here are some strategies to consider.
Many truck owners opt for a truck bed mat. These mats are typically large, thick pieces of rubber that you can simply drop onto the floor of your truck. They are popular because of how easy they are to install—there’s no plastic liner to deal with, and unlike spray-in liners, you don’t need to remove any paint from your truck bed. Once installed, these mats provide a non-slip surface to[…]
**U.S. Patent Numbers: 5,695,235; 5,551,742; 5,505,512; 5,370,436
