Hitting the road with your fleet requires careful planning and adherence to regulations. One crucial aspect is understanding Department of Transportation (DOT) weight limits. These limits vary by state and are essential for ensuring the safety of both your vehicles and the roadways. This blog post serves as your guide to navigating DOT weight limits by state across the country. 

3 trucks at a DOT weight station pumping gas with a yellow roofed station

Keeping your fleet on the road is crucial for any successful trucking business. Downtime due to trailer breakdowns can disrupt deliveries, cost you money, and put driver safety at risk. That’s where heavy-duty trailer repair comes in. It’s the essential service that ensures your trailers are in top condition, minimizing breakdowns and maximizing uptime.

heavy duty trailer with black and red cargo on the road to be repaired and maintenanced

South Carolina’s logistics industry keeps the Palmetto State moving. From bustling ports to a network of highways, efficient operations are crucial. But even the most streamlined system relies on one vital element: reliable fleets. At Kales USA, we understand that downtime for your trucks can mean missed deliveries, frustrated customers, and lost revenue. That’s why we offer comprehensive fleet maintenance solutions specifically tailored to the demanding needs of South Carolina’s logistics industry.

two men shaking hands in front of their reliable fleet

Environmental concerns and regulations are driving significant changes in the transportation industry. Companies are increasingly seeking ways to reduce their environmental footprint, and fleet sustainability has become a top priority. But what exactly does it mean?

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Fleet maintenance refers to the practices and procedures undertaken to ensure the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of a group of vehicles, commonly referred to as a “fleet.” These vehicles can range from cars and vans to trucks, trailers, and specialized machinery, depending on the industry. Fleet maintenance is an ongoing process that encompasses a variety of tasks.

a fleet of 5 large tractor trailer trucks facing straight in shades of white and grey

Every mile matters. For businesses that rely on trucks, keeping these workhorses running smoothly and safely is paramount. A well-maintained fleet not only ensures on-time deliveries and minimizes disruptions, but also reduces the risk of breakdowns and costly repairs. This is where a truck maintenance schedule becomes your secret weapon.

two big trucks facing head on, one red and one black

In the fast-paced world of construction, mining, agriculture, and various industries, heavy equipment is the backbone of your operations. It’s essential to keep your equipment running smoothly to meet deadlines, maximize productivity, and ensure the safety of your crew. But unexpected breakdowns can be costly, causing delays and impacting your bottom line. That’s where partnering with the right heavy equipment maintenance provider becomes crucial.

yellow heavy construction equipment

With over 2.97 million tractor-trailers on the road in the United States alone, keeping your fleet running smoothly is crucial for your business success. Downtime due to breakdowns can be incredibly costly, impacting project deadlines and profitability. That’s where a reliable fleet management maintenance company comes in.

mechanic doing maintenance a heavy duty truck with muscled arm and a wrench

Juggling maintenance schedules, driver safety, and route optimization can feel like keeping a fleet of trucks running on fumes. Unexpected breakdowns cost you time and money, and keeping your team compliant with regulations adds another layer of complexity. But what if there was a way to streamline your operations, minimize downtime, and focus on what […]

2 fleet truck managers talking in front of a white truck fleet