Running a truck in Ontario means watching every kilometre. Rising fuel costs and tire replacements add up fast. Our Quick Check® Commercial Truck Inspection helps you catch issues early, saving fuel, tires, and money.
Ontario’s fall and winter bring beautiful scenery, but truck drivers face harsh conditions. Emergency preparedness is essential, as snow, ice, and unpredictable weather can quickly turn any haul dangerous.
Ontario drivers know one thing for sure: our weather keeps us on our toes. From humid summer heat to icy winter roads, each season brings unique challenges for heavy trucks. Understanding how weather affects your truck’s performance is key to avoiding costly breakdowns, staying safe, and keeping deliveries on schedule.
When it comes to keeping your fleet running smoothly, nothing is more critical than regular engine maintenance. Your truck’s diesel engine is its heart – and like any hard-working machine, it needs consistent care to perform at its best.
Tires are a key investment in your heavy truck’s performance, safety, and efficiency. With Ontario’s unpredictable weather and roads, choosing the right tire is essential for staying safe and running strong.
Staying healthy and fit as a truck driver in Ontario isn’t easy with fast food everywhere. But with simple strategies, you can keep your body running as smoothly as your truck.
Ontario’s construction season is in full swing, and for truck drivers hauling across the province this summer, knowing where the highway slowdowns are is essential. At Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair, we know time is money.
When it comes to maximizing fuel efficiency and performance on the road, one of the smartest investments you can make for your truck is choosing low rolling resistance (LRR) tires. At Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair, we’re committed to helping drivers and fleets across Ontario make informed decisions that improve their bottom line, and LRR tires are one upgrade worth knowing about.
The trucking industry is evolving rapidly, and one of the biggest questions on everyone’s mind is whether autonomous trucks will replace human drivers’ jobs. While advancements in self-driving technology continue, the future of trucking is more complex than a simple shift to automation.
Truck drivers face unique challenges on the road, making stress and burnout common concerns. Managing mental health effectively is essential for maintaining well-being and staying resilient in the demanding trucking industry.