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How to Inspect a Truck’s Engine Step-by-step guidance for truck owners and operators Proper engine inspections are critical for maintaining the performance, safety, and longevity of your truck—whether it’s used for logistics, construction, agriculture, or long-haul transport. Whether you're a fleet manager, a new truck owner, or an importer of used Japanese trucks, knowing how to inspect an engine properly can help avoid costly breakdowns and delays.

Essential Truck Maintenance Tips for Beginners For anyone starting a trucking business or owning their first commercial truck, understanding the basics of truck maintenance is crucial. Regular maintenance not only extends the life of your truck but also ensures safety, reliability, and cost-efficiency—especially when operating in tough environments or over long distances.

Enhancing Customer Loyalty to Become a Truly Chosen Brand At EVERY, we believe that the most valuable asset in global trade is not inventory or infrastructure—it is trust. Our goal is not just to sell a vehicle, but to become a long-term partner who is trusted and chosen repeatedly by clients across the world.This kind of ongoing trust and satisfaction is what defines customer loyalty, and at EVERY, we call it “partnership.”

The transportation industry is on the brink of a major transformation, with self-driving trucks emerging as one of the most significant technological advancements in recent decades. As global logistics networks grow increasingly complex, autonomous truck technology promises to reshape how goods are moved across highways and through supply chains.

What Are Container Carrier Trucks? Container carrier trucks—also known as terminal tractors, yard trucks, or port haulers—are heavy-duty vehicles designed to transport shipping containers within confined areas such as ports, depots, and container yards. Unlike long-haul trucks, these vehicles are built for short-distance movement, offering enhanced maneuverability and quick container handling features.

🚚 Introduction: Living the Mobile Dream Across the globe, more people are embracing the idea of life on the road. Whether driven by wanderlust, remote work freedom, or the rising cost of housing, camper trucks have become the go-to solution for adventurers, minimalists, and digital nomads alike.

🚒 Introduction: First Responders in Urban Chaos Cities today are densely populated, fast-moving, and infrastructure-heavy. When fire breaks out or accidents occur, fire trucks are often the first on the scene—not just for extinguishing flames, but also for rescuing people, containing hazardous materials, and offering immediate medical aid.