Truck FAQ’S

Installation taking less than one hour can typically be done while you wait.  Longer installations will have to be scheduled.

We sell every type of work truck.  Including crane trucks, lube trucks, utility trucks, stake and flatbed trucks, dump trucks, lift gates and much more.  We try to service as many industries and trades as possible.

In order to provide the best quality service, we ask you to bring your truck to our fully equipped facility in order to expedite the installation of your equipment.

The length of time depends on the content.  Most installations can be completed in a day or less once it has been scheduled.

No, you can pick-up or drop off your vehicle during our regular business hours which are Monday – Friday 7:30am – 5:00pm

GVWR means Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. GVWR is the rating applied by a vehicle manufacturer and represents the maximum total weight of the vehicle, cargo, people, fuel, and other fluids together.

No, unless the vehicle is used to transport hazardous materials that require placards. Air brakes alone do not invoke the CDL requirement. However, the National Transportation Board advises that you should train the driver in the differences between hydraulic and air brakes.

What model is the pick-up?  We will need to verify with NTEA for pickup body removal.

What is the model of the truck, cab to axle and do you want a true flatbed or a gooseneck body?

What is the model for the truck, cab to axle and color?

In most cases, yes!  We can remove the pick-up bed and install a service body that matches your needs.

Yes, we have a fully stocked parts department and knowledgeable staff who can assist.  We stock everything from strobe lights and ratchet straps to toolboxes and ladder racks.

We have a fully stocked parts department and knowledgeable staff who can help assist.

Yes, we carry ladder racks.  Please contract our parts department for more information.

No, all of our parts are new.

Absolutely! We are always here to help.  Please gather your vehicle information and call us, we can help you find the exact part you need.

We offer a wide variety of accessories including ladder racks, toolboxes, strobe lights and much more.

We offer top of the line Weatherguard shelving and we can provide shelving for you to install or we can install it for you.  Give us a call and we’ll get you a quotation.

Snow plowing is recommended only for vehicles that are equipped with the manufacturer’s snowplow prep package. Plowing with a vehicle that does not have a prep package may result in poor handling and could even damage your vehicle. Contact us to determine if your vehicle is properly suited for plow installation.

Many of our snowplows utilize custom-designed mounting hardware that’s made for exact makes and models. You will probably need new hardware when transferring your plow to a new vehicle. If the plow is just designed to fit a front or rear 2″ receiver hitch, however, you will have no problem using the same blade on different trucks.

There are several factors to consider when shopping for a snowplow. First, consider how frequently you will be plowing, as well as how large an area you need to keep clear. Other features like remote controls and hydraulic vs. electric powered systems will also influence what snowplow is the best for you. Give us a call so we can help you determine the best snowplow for your needs.

If your plow does not sit level on the ground when fully angled, chances are the clevis height on your vehicle is not right. Make sure the A-frame connecting the plow to the vehicle is level with the ground while the plow is resting.

More traction on your vehicle gives you more versatile plowing and lets you push more snow at a time, which is why 4WD vehicles are the preferred choice. Two-wheel-drive vehicles can also plow, though adding some extra weight to the vehicle will help push through more snow. If your truck or SUV is 2WD, more frequent plowing is recommended so that you don’t need to push as much snow at once.