“Even though it might be less than an hour, time in the shop is money.”
Matt Cole-News Editor, Commercial Carrier Journal
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More uptime means more profits.
Frequent drain intervals are costing you.
Using the same oil types and maintenance intervals for all your equipment may seem like a cost-saving strategy at first. But the truth is, it usually costs you more. When it comes to proactive maintenance and improving the reliability of your fleet, your choice of oil makes a difference.
Oil and DPF service intervals
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Knowing the OEM recommended service intervals for your equipment lets you plan maintenance effectively to avoid unnecessary downtime and extra costs.
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Extending drain intervals can give you the competitive edge
Choosing an oil with protection that lets you reduce the number of annual drains keeps equipment on the job.
Real Business Owners. Real Results.
“We’ve been watching our oil samples and we’ve been able to extend some of our oil drain intervals. Even some of our heavier used yellow iron, some of that stuff we run at 200 hours to 400 hours.”
“With Delo 400 SDE 15W-40, oil consumption is low. We don’t have to top up our oil as often, and the trucks don’t burn oil anymore.”
“Choosing high-quality lubricants like Delo 400 XLE SAE 10W-30 means that our fleets run reliably with less downtime, since it extends the life of our oil and how long we can keep using it before we have to do a drain.”
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