In today article we are going to speak about truck shocks and their importance. I have touched on many different aspects associated with the trucking business and keeping your truck and/or fleet operational. Truck maintenance is the key in having a successful tucking business. I know you are probably thinking, “No, customers are”, but that is more like secondary importance I believe.
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Customers are very important of course, without them you wouldn’t need to worry about your maintenance (or your truck shocks for that matter), because the vehicles would never get used. But, if you don’t take good care of your equipment and it breaks down on you while you are enrooted it could cost you more than just the time.
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Customers, even the most loyal and kindhearted, need to be sure their cargo will arrive as scheduled. They don’t care why it was late nor do they care what have had happened, they only care about the fact you, as the carrier, didn’t keep up your end of the agreement. The one thing worse than being late, is arriving with damaged freight!
