2016

Trailer sway is a common but dangerous phenomenon that can occur while towing trailers of all sizes and kinds. If left uncorrected, trailer sway can result in the tipping of a trailer or even cause the tow vehicle to lose control and crash. Also known as "fishtailing," trailer sway can happen as a result of numerous factors, many of which are preventable by drivers who understand its causes. Below are the causes of trailer sway and what you can do to keep it from occurring the next time you are towing.

If you're planning on buying a used semi-truck, then there's a good chance you'll be on the road for days on end. Unless you want countless overnight motel stops to be in your future, you'll definitely want a truck with a sleeper attached to it. The following offers a quick guide on what to look for in a sleeper on a typical used semi-truck so you'll be comfortable as you spend your downtime in your home away from home after you purchase a commercial truck.

Your brakes are one of the most important safety features your vehicle consists of. When your brakes don't work properly, you put yourself, your passengers, and other drivers in harm's way. Every time you press on the brakes, you expect them to slow down the vehicle. Experts suggest that your brake pads, which are responsible for helping your vehicle stop should last between 30,000 and 70,000 miles. In some cases, your brakes could last even longer.