It should be performed every 250,000 miles / 6500 hours.

You may think that a little extra money spent on maintenance won’t make a big difference. This is not the case! Although it will cost you time and money, doing some basic upkeep will ensure that your vehicle stays in good condition so you can continue working. Maintenance can actually prevent more expensive repairs, so we suggest you stay on top of it. Not to mention, a little upkeep will help keep your vehicle safe on the road.

The frequency at which a truck needs new brakes varies based on driving habits and conditions but generally falls between 30,000 to 70,000 miles. Regular inspections are vital to identify wear and ensure timely replacements, maintaining optimal braking performance and safety.

The worst thing for a diesel engine is water contamination in the fuel, which can lead to corrosion, reduced lubrication, and significant damage to fuel injection systems and engine components, ultimately resulting in costly repairs or engine failure. Introducing water into a diesel engine's fuel system causes severe internal damage through corrosion, impairing lubrication, and potentially destroying fuel injectors and critical engine parts.