Could Your Bar Use a Bus? If you own a bar, your top priority is making sure that your guests can leave their troubles behind, have a blast while they are in your bar and leave safe. The more you are looking out for the safety of the guests you serve, the less they will...
Closed Friday, December 23 – Monday, December 26 for Christmas Closed Monday, January 2 for New Years We will be open all other days, M-F from 7:30 am – 5:00 pm for sales, service, parts and warranty support. Purchasing A Church Bus What should you consider before you buy a church bus? Today, we have brought you...
Revamping Your Airport Minibus Today, there are an array of upgrades to consider when you want to enhance your airport minibus. Just a few changes can make the difference. Minibus Upgrades Climate Control All buses will typically come standard with heating and air conditioning, but heavy-duty use can cause them to underperform. Upgrading the HVAC...
How to Prepare Your Bus Fleet for The Winter Weather Winter driving is difficult and frightening for all people, but especially for bus drivers. Reducing the risks of winter road accidents involves preparation and training. If you have not yet figure out a plan, you still have time to get your bus fleet ready with...
Basic Battery Care If you detect a loud buzzing noise coming from under the hood when you try to start your bus, it is time to do some maintenance on the battery. How to Maintain Batteries & Their Components Automotive batteries have a finite lifespan. Overcharging, heat, and undercharging, can degrade a vehicle battery. Further...
Repair or Replacement a Tire? When technicians and drivers inspect tires, they should look for signs that indicate the need for the tire’s repair or replacement. Tires Signs of Damage Leaks Symptoms include the failure of a tire or more to maintain steady air pressure in between pressure inspections. This may indicate a rim seal or a...
Good Practices for Your Bus Tires Tires need your care to perform at their best. Here are more bus tire maintenance tricks from Colorado West Equipment. Avoid Mixing Tire Types, Brands Be cautious about mixing tires. The best way to go is to match brands, types, and tread designs on each axle and avoid mixing...
Tire Maintenance Best Practices It is critical that bus tires are in excellent shape, so a regular inspection should be a vital component of an operation’s maintenance program for the vehicles to run smoothly. How to Keep Your School Bus Tires in Good Conditions We have rounded up some valuable tips for keeping you bus tires in...
Options for Buying Bus Spare Parts Occasionally, something breaks on your bus, and you are tempted to reduce costs by getting bus spare parts from a junkyard. Even though you do have the option of visiting a local junkyard to find needed pieces, there are several compelling reasons to avoid this method of item replacement....
Bus Preventive Maintenance By maintaining your bus regularly and appropriately, not only will it be safer for your passengers, but it will also last longer and save you money. The simple secret to keeping buses road-ready is preventive maintenance. This decreases operating costs, repairs, and replacement parts costs. Bus Maintenance Tips Here are more maintenance...
