Commercial trucks are everywhere. From the east coast to the west, and everywhere in between, trucks are hauling and delivering products. As a result, trucks may encounter different climates and conditions during the same trip.
Extreme conditions take their toll on truck parts which are already being put to the test. Even in the best circumstances, parts like batteries can take quite a beating when a truck is on the road day after day. Every stop and start demands a lot of power. Additionally, severe climate conditions, long routes, and frequent stops can push batteries to their limit. Using hot batteries in a hot climate forces a part that’s already working hard to work even harder. Batteries that can’t take the heat certainly won’t handle the extra starting efforts required in the cold.
Today’s truck drivers need to be ready for anything, and so do the batteries they rely on. Using commercial truck batteries that can’t stand up to these challenges will lead to unexpected failures, which always seem to happen at the worst possible times. That’s why fleets need parts with the right technology to power them through every extreme condition they encounter.
Fahrenheit® Hotline
