Purchasing a Truck or Trailer from Pedigree Truck & Trailer Sales has its advantages including significant tax deductions on the current years taxes if you purchase before 12/31.

You may already know the importance of regular preventive maintenance for your semi-truck or trailer, but what about the tires that keep you rolling in the first place?

Choosing the right tires is a top priority, but maintaining them after purchase is just as essential.

Regular semi-truck maintenance is crucial for getting the best value out of your big rig. Preventive maintenance can lower the long-term cost of ownership by

Your semi-truck is your office, and it’s also your home when you’re on a run. While you’re focused on making on-time deliveries, avoiding traffic hazards,

As fall approaches, the U.S. freight market, including the demand for trucking, remains strong in the second half of 2018. Freight hauled by trucks is

The need for more truck drivers has become well-known in recent years, resulting in increased career opportunities and earnings potential for new and experienced drivers

  When it comes to semi-trailers, a tire is never just a tire. Tires are typically the biggest equipment cost for semi-trucks in general, and

The federal ELD mandate, which went into effect in December 2017, means that truck drivers must now use an electronic logging device (ELD) instead of traditional paper logs to record hours of service (HOS) and records of duty status (RODS).

Simply letting a semi truck run until it breaks down doesn’t make much sense. Regular preventive maintenance, at the appropriate intervals, means you’ll spend more time on the road and less time in the shop.

Keeping your semi-trailer in road-ready condition is essential for trucking success. That means following a regular preventive maintenance program and replacing damaged or worn-out trailer

No one wants to imagine going down a road at night and being unable to see what’s in front of you. How could you tell if you were following someone at a safe distance, or what if someone had decided to run across the road?

Most likely, you’re used to driving on dual wheels for your truck and trailers. It’s pretty common after all, and you may have never had