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8/01/26
Ford Pro launches AI tool for fleet operations
Kevin Dunbar, general manager at Ford Pro Intelligence, introduces the company's new Ford Pro AI solution on March 10, during Work Truck Show 2026 in Indianapolis.
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7/30/26
Ctech Online Cabinet Store + Configurator!
7/28/26
2026 Ford Super Duty® | Best-in-Class Horsepower & Torque
The numbers speak for themselves. With the 2026 Ford Super Duty® you have a best-in-class 500 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque. So you can tow this and haul that, no problem.
7/26/26
This SECRET Ford Function Is Only KNOWN by 1% of DRIVERS
In this video, I reveal hidden Ford functions that even long-time drivers, mechanics, and dealership employees often overlook. These aren’t gimmicks — these are real features already built into your Ford that can make driving easier, safer, and smarter.
From secret trailer backup systems to powerful remote start tricks, adaptive cruise control hacks, MyKey safety features, and FordPass app secrets — this video will completely change how you use your Ford.
7/24/26
Harbor 3-Piece Raised Cargo Bed Enclosure, Material Rack and Conduit Box
Store and Secure your tools, materials and equipment
in your Harbor Service Body
This Harbor body includes an optional 3-piece cargo bed enclosure installed on the service body to keep those items in there out of sight and out of mind. The top opens up two thirds of the bed area when opened and glides smoothly on teflon pads. The other unique thing on this is the way the rear is finished. Most commonly, the rear would be barn doors with no tailgate and this one retained the tail gate also has modified the barn doors with a HD lock assembly to boot.
This unit has a HD material rack with a conduit box and master lock system to make life easy on the job site.
This rig has plenty of storage and security. See more from Harbor at www.htbi.net
7/22/26
Episode 215: Summer Tire Myths Every Fleet Should Stop Believing
As the summer heat cranks up, most fleet managers think about keeping their drivers cool—but what about their tires? In this episode of the Commercial Vehicle Pro Podcast, host Candy McCollum sits down with Kristin Nyce, Senior Business E-Comm Manager at SimpleTire.com, to debunk the most dangerous summer tire myths that could be quietly draining your fleet's bottom line.
Tires are the only point of contact between your heavy commercial vehicles and scorching asphalt that can easily reach 130°F to 140°F. If you aren’t actively managing your rubber during the summer months, you are risking unexpected blowouts, severe downtime, and skyrocketing fuel costs.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
• The Heat Illusion: Why ambient dashboard temperatures lie to you about actual road conditions.
• Myth #1 Busted: Why "not losing air" doesn't mean your tires are safe (The hidden danger of over-inflation).
• Myth #2 Busted: Why perfect tread depth can still hide catastrophic sidewall dry rot and cracking.
• Industry Deep Dive: How summer tire stress differs for local delivery vans vs. heavy contractors vs. long-haul over-the-road (OTR) trucks.
• The True Cost of Neglect: How minor tire issues compound into massive financial drains through rolling resistance, premature replacements, and emergency roadside assistance.
📋 The 5-Point Summer Tire Checklist:
1. Check Pressure Regularly: Always check first thing in the morning when tires are cold.
2. Verify Tread Depth: Ensure you have enough biting edge to handle sudden summer downpours.
3. Monitor for Uneven Wear: Spot cupping or feathering early to diagnose alignment and suspension issues.
4. Inspect the Sidewalls: Scan closely for bulges, cuts, or heat-induced cracking.
5. Check Valve Stems & Debris: Look for construction site punctures (nails, rocks) and ensure stems aren't leaking.
Learn more about managing your commercial fleet tires at: SimpleTire.com
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