Hino trucks are one of the most reliable trucks that Canadian businesses trust, thanks to their impeccable and long-lasting quality. But to keep these trucks moving, regular maintenance is imperative. From the engine to the battery, getting routine inspections and servicing is key to keeping these heavy-duty work trucks working their best. Vehicles that don’t receive regular maintenance experience a greatly reduced lifespan, excessive breakdowns, expensive repairs, lost time on the road and even litigation due to negligence. Thankfully, at Somerville Hino, our service centre is fully equipped to keep your Hino truck running in tip-top shape. Let’s explore some of the important reasons you’ll want to follow your Hino truck maintenance schedule.
Your engine’s oil is one of the most important aspects of truck maintenance. The oil gets contaminated and loses its performance after some time. This contaminated oil doesn’t favour the engine’s efficiency and hence causes damage to it. For a healthy and smooth Hino engine performance, always keep changing its oil regularly.
It is recommended to change your Hino oil frequently if you set off on long roads. Hino oil gets fully contaminated after every 5,000Km. So, you should always schedule the oil change after your Hino Truck covers a 5,000Km distance.
Before you develop your checklist and routine, make sure you consult the vehicle manual for the manufacturer’s recommendations. From there, develop a preventive maintenance checklist that includes at least:
Check out Hino’s scheduled maintenance guide that also outlines their amazing warranty plans for both light duty and medium duty trucks.
Light Duty Maintenance Guide Medium Duty Maintenance Guide
With proper daily inspections and preventative maintenance, not only will you extend the life of your truck and enhance safety, but you are also protecting your profits from the potential loss that could be caused by accidents and breakdowns. Check the Driver's Manual and Daily Inspection Sheet of your truck for checking engine oil, engine startup, coolant, tire air pressure and other daily recommended procedures. If you don't have one or can't find it, contact your certified local truck dealership, such as Somerville Hino, located in North York near Toronto, ON.
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