Tire Wear Tips from C&M Motors Hino Truck Repair Center

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Maximizing tread life can save your company money. The larger your fleet, the more annual savings this can amount to. The road is abrasive by design for traction, but excessive friction leads to excessive wear. Here are some tips from your local Hino Truck Repair & Maintenance Center in San Diego, C&M Motors Inc.

Let’s start with the contact, where the rubber meets the road. An uneven contact will cause tread to wear faster. Alignment and pressure management are key to keeping that contact well seated on the treads and evenly balanced across the tire. It is also safer for the driver and his load to have your tires properly inflated and running straight and true.

Proper mounting and installation will prevent many types of premature wear. Using a run-out gauge can show the installer if the wheel installation is running true, detecting any radial or lateral run-out. Another common installation problem is mismatched dual tires. Even the smallest difference in inflation pressure or tire height and diameter can cause excessive or scalloped wear and lead to problems down the road. Premature or irregular wear can cause ride vibration conditions, and can usually traced back to poor mounting and installation.

Other tire problems can be traced to mechanical conditions. For the best tire performance, vehicles should be properly maintained, including alignment. Proper tire analysis identifies opportunities to improve a fleet’s tire program and achieve maximum life out of its tires.

If you would like to learn more about how to improve your fleet’s tire maintenance program, call your local San Diego Hino Truck Service & Maintenance Center. You can contact us online or call C&M Motors today (800) 736-3443 for more information on our trucks, our service center, and our excellent maintenance program!

 

C&M Motors – San Diego’s premiere Hino dealership!

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C&M Motors – A Hino Collision Center

hino-collision-centerYou’ve had an accident. Your commercial delivery truck is no longer road-worthy but business must go on. Don’t despair. Help is on the way!

At C&M Motors, we work hard to keep your transportation business moving. We offer a full-service Collision Center that will assist you with all your needs from the initial tow, through the insurance claims, until your vehicle is fully restored. We can even provide rentals which are often included in your insurance coverage.

Getting your Hino Truck back on the Road

The first step is a call to C&M Motors (800) 736-3443. We offer 24×7 roadside assistance, so no matter the day of the week or time of night, C&M Motors is there to help. We will tow your truck from the accident or from CHP storage. We will provide you with a full estimate of the damages and we will work with your insurance company on the claim. If your insurance company requires pictures of the damage, we will take care of that for you too. We will let you know all your coverage options and get you back on the road with a rental.

We work with your insurance appraiser to make sure that all the damage is accurately reported so that the repair is taken care of to the full extent of your insurance coverage. We follow up with your insurance company for authorization to proceed with the repairs. Once we have received authorization, we provide you with a full report of the coverage and the time to complete.

C&M Motors – Your Local Hino Dealership and Hino Collision Center in San Diego

Accidents are obviously never planned or welcomed, but don’t let them affect your business. Team up with your local full-service truck dealership in the San Diego area, C&M Motors Inc. We have what it takes to get your truck back on the road and rental vehicles to fulfill your transportation needs during the repairs. You can contact us online or call C&M Motors today (800) 736-3443 for more information on our trucks, our service center, and our excellent Collision Repair work!

C&M Motors – San Diego’s premiere Hino dealership!

www.cmmotorsinc.com

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