Where to Sell Your Utility Trailer

Few people will argue the fact that Utility trailers are some of the best flat beds, dry vans, and reefers on the road. This is a huge advantage when looking to sell your current model so you can upgrade to a newer high capacity trailer. Let’s take a look at where to sell a Utility trailer quickly and easily.

Selling a Trailer Online

If you spend a little time talking to other independent truckers and small business owners, you will quickly find out that the most popular way to sell a trailer is over the internet. By advertising a Utility refrigerated trailer online you will make sure that the largest possible number of people will see what you have for sale. This larger group of potential buyers means that there is a better chance to get an offer quickly and for the price you want to sell it for. Additionally, the internet provides an easy way to see what price you can get for your trailer because the list prices are there for all to see.

Choose Your Advertising Website Carefully

While the internet opens up your options when it comes to selling a commercial dry van or flat bed trailer, you must make sure that you advertise on the website that will give you the best chance of selling. To do this, get on the internet and search for ‘Utility trailers for sale.’ This will show you the top websites for selling a trailer like the one you have. Now you need to look through those websites to see if it is easy to search around and find the trucking parts and trailers that are for sale. Look at it like you are a buyer that is looking for a trailer like the one you own, and see if it will be easy to find on the website. Lastly, make sure that the site allows you to leave detailed information on your trailer, as well as add pictures to the advertisement. This will ensure that you are able to show off your truck at its best.

Make Your Trailer Stand Out

Now that you have chosen a website to sell your trailer on, you need to make sure that you take every opportunity it offers to show off your Utility trailer. Everyone knows that purchasing a Utility brand trailer is a smart business decision, but they need to know why your specific trailer is what they are looking for. To accomplish this task you will need to take as many pictures as possible of your reefer, dry van, or flat bed. Then, create a detailed description of what features come with your unit, as well as any additional options that are beyond the usual standard features.

Selling a Utility trailer doesn’t have to be difficult and time consuming as long as you utilize that tools the internet provides to research and advertise the type of trailer you have for sale. Before you know it, you will have buyers contacting you with offers that will put a smile on your face and allow you to reinvest in your personal trucking business.

Be A Good Truck Driver Trainee

After graduating from trucking school and heading into the “real world” to work as a trucker for a company, you’re probably not at the end of your training. Instead, the company you work for is most likely going to assign you a trainer to help get you started. Once the trainer feels like you’re ready to hit the road, then you’ll be able to get behind the wheel of a big rig on your own. Even seasoned truck drivers may have to go through additional training if they change companies or are being considered for a promotion.

As a trainee, you’re entering into a complex relationship where it is easy to step on toes. You might be worried that your trainer knows less than you do, or you may be hesitant to have someone “tell you what to do” or “boss you around,” but there are a few things that you can do to make the situation better for both you and your trainer.

First, you can realize that the trainer might actually have something to teach you. If you’re fresh out of driving school you might have all the by-the-book answers, but your trainer knows a lot more about actually driving a truck. In addition, your trainer will be able to give you advice about the company you’re working with,such as their rules and regulations.

Newbiedriver.com, a web site for new truck drivers, urges drivers in a trainee-trainer situation not to challenge trainers to “a war of who knows more.” Also, the web site advises new truckers not to forget what they learned in trucking school, as the trainer might suggest, but just add to it.

As a trainee, you might be feeling frightened or apprehensive about driving a truck for the first time outside of driving school, but letting those feelings come out as anger or frustration with your trainer is not the best way to deal with it. If you do that, it will just make your frustration even worse and your adjustment even harder.

Don’t Lose Your Way

Microsoft Streets & Trips 2009

Like the recent release of the Beatles re-mastered tracks, there’s nothing better than an update on an old classic. That’s why Microsoft’s Streets & Trips needs no introduction, save to say that truckers have been using the program for years, and they love it. If you’re not convinced, check out Amazon.com’s reviews to get a better picture of how many truckers love this program. A majority gave it five out of five stars, and only 30 reviewers out of nearly 200 ranked it at under three stars. And for only $35 for the newest release of the program, truckers should be excited. Students who use Microsoft Office products for their schools often have to pay well over $100. But if cost and popularity won’t convince you, here are some stats that might.

This user-friendly product makes navigating your trip easier than other software, which requires truckers to take an extended amount of time to familiarize themselves with the product. Despite the fact that this product was described as “by far” the most user-friendly trucker software among comparable packages, at least one reviewer on Amazon argues that the program tends to only get negative reviews from people who do not know how to use it. So while it does require some experience to get everything right, this product can be used by truckers who don’t have degrees in computer design.

In addition to being user friendly, Microsoft Streets and Trips is accurate, and genuinely helps truckers do their jobs with less stress than they would without the software. Truckers can choose to automatically start their GPS when the program begins running, and the smart program also offers automatic rerouting should truckers encounter construction, traffic, or other hazards along the way. Of course, these options can be turned on and off in order to customize the software for the trucker’s own personal use.

This innovative GPS software gives truckers 3D maps of the streets that they are traveling, along with indications of points of interest, such as truck stops, large parking lots, and rest areas. If you’re driving with Microsoft Streets and Trips 2009, you can rest assured that you’re going to get where you are going faster, easier, and with a helpful navigator. And since you’re getting all of this from a name you can trust – Microsoft – you know that you’ll really be heading in the right direction. The popular, inexpensive, and accurate software is available from Amazon.com, where you can read more about its features and popularity among truckers. But if you’re looking to nab a copy of this re-mastered classic, you can do this at Amazon.com too, and with the integrity of Amazon, the worldwide retailer that has been offering Internet to home sales for years.

Only The Best Horse Vans Win

Buy Horse Vans In Chicago

Chicago – Located just 30 minutes from both of Chicago’s major airports, Fleet Equine is bringing “Horse Vans with a Clasic American Attitude” into the city. A division of Fleet Equipment Center Inc., the industry leader in fleet equipment transportation, Fleet Equine is a new manufacturer of horse vans committed to quality, progress, and most importantly, the safety of your horses, in an every-changing industry.

Committed to meeting and exceeding the expectations of customers, Fleet Equine offers custom horse vans that are tailored to meet the needs of those who transport horses for a variety of reasons, whether you’re event showing or a sought-after breeder. Fleet Equine understands that horse vans are often the first glimpse that competitors and business partners have of you and your team or company. For this reason, Fleet Equine is determined to offer you the choice of designing the type of luxury and sophistication you desire in the creation of your custom horse van. Whether you choose the classic box, classic van, or royal van options, Fleet Equine is devoted to insuring that horse owners and transporters everywhere have the best in safety and transportation to suit them and their enterprise best.

With an expert repair facility that offers horse van restoration services, Fleet Equine understands that sometimes the best van is the one you already have. For this reason, Fleet Equine prides itself on offering high-quality, expedient, and cost effective restoration solutions in the heart of the Midwest. They are also always ready to help assist with any emergency repairs, should you happen to be in the immediate Chicago area.

In an easy-to-access suburb of Chicago, Fleet Equine is positioned to make accessing their facility easier for the horse transporters of the Midwest. However, Fleet Equine also encourages potential customers from outside of the area to take advantage of the company’s strategic location and friendly customer service.. In fact, Fleet Equine even offers pick up and drop off services from either of Chicago’s major airports, allowing you to create your perfect custom van . Of course, Fleet Equine also offers an easy to navigate and informational web site,  where potential customers can take a first look at the company’s products and services.

We have a steer tire for you

Goodyear’s 395 LH Steer Tire

Goodyear might be best known for their blimps, but this company is still one of the top tire manufacturers in the nation. And with the introduction of their new tire, The Goodyear Unisteel[R] G395 LHS[TM] line haul steer tire, Goodyear doesn’t let their fan base down. The new steer tire is designed to make it for the long haul, and that’s exactly what it does.

The five-rib tread design is made to not only allow truckers to get the traction they need, but this innovative construction also allows truckers to get more ware out of their tires, meaning a longer life and more money in their pockets.

But just because a product allows a trucker to get more for his or her money doesn’t mean that it’s a good buy. Instead, truckers need to purchase tires that not only allow them to spend a reasonable amount of cash for a great return, but also they need to purchase tires that are going to keep them safe and in motion on the road.

Luckily, Goodyear’s 395 LH Steer Tire is just that kind of tire, the kind that makes handling a dream.

Because of snipes and slots that are located on the three main ribs of the tire, the tire can provide better traction and handling than many other similar brands. In addition, the edge blades allow for better performance, and minimized effects due to ware and tear.

Of course, keeping a tire safe from ware and tear means monitoring it not just while it’s on the road, but also while its in the elements. That’s why Goodyear’s 395 model tire has extra protection that keeps it from facing problems due to an excess of rainwater. Furthermore, the tire is designed to stand up to punctures and other problems that routinely occur because of the rigors of the roads that truckers drive.

Goodyear has always been known for their high-quality tires that have the ability to stand up to the kind of life that truckers live out on the road. But this new model is more than just the quality of the good year. Instead it’s the kind of tire that is easy to handle, safe to drive on, and saves truckers money because of the amount of use they get out of it. Truckers who are interested in checking out Goodyear’s newest tires, including the 395 model, can visit www.goodyear.com.

Light Up Your Sleeper

LED Lights for Trucks

How would you like to spare yourself some of the work when you buy new LED lights for your truck?  Do you remember when they came out with pre-lighted Christmas trees?  Do you know why those were such a hit?  Of course, it was because everybody hates putting Christmas tree lights up—with the tangling and the breaking—but most people also love to look at the lights.  The concept is much the same when it comes to installing LED lights for trucks and trailers. But now you have another option.

Stainless steel cab and sleeper panels from ATW Chrome come with the lights pre-wired, so you don’t have to do any electrical working, saving you the time and money involved with hiring an electrician.  These lights are just like your favorite game system—plug and play!  No professional installer and no hours spent poured over a technical manual—just take them out of the box and get ready to go!

In addition to being an easy way to get lights on your truck, pre-wired cab and sleeper lights from ATW Chrome add a positive aesthetic enhancement to your truck.  They are available in several highly polished styles, including different light shapes.  With the variety, you’re sure to find something that fits your truck to a T.  And you also don’t need to worry about the actual fitting because ATW Chrome offers extenders for Peterbilt and Freightliner trucks.  No matter what kind of truck you drive, you should be able to find cab and sleeper panels that work for you.

You can purchase ATW’s cab and sleeper panels in cab-only, sleeper only, or four-piece cab and sleeper sets.  When you call ATW Chrome for a quote, you’ll be sure to find an affordable option that you can handle.  And because the high quality panels are manufactured out of durable, high-grade stainless steel, you can count on a shine that will last you for miles.  Of course, you don’t need to worry about the strength of the product, which has been designed for use with the toughest semi trucks.

While sleeper panels can be a stylish addition to your cab, sleeper, or both, they can also increase your safety from theft and collision with the powerful LED lights for trucks.  And because those lights are pre-wired, you can spare yourself some of the frustration of installation.

Want Tough but Sweet-Get the Mack Rawhide

Mack  Rawhide

While looks don’t always matter, there are times when they do, especially when a person wants to make a good impression. The same is true for trucks. A clean, shining,  truck with a host of chrome features that looks unconquerable makes it seem like you can get the job done. If you’re an owner operator looking to impress, then Mack’s Pinnacle  Rawhide Edition might be right for you.

Mack calls the edition, which is now available across all product lines, a combination of chrome and comfort. Truckers who purchase these exquisite editions of trucks will experience a vehicle that is strong enough, smart enough, comfortable enough, and impressive enough to make any job easier.

Technologically, the truck has every amenity that modern advancement has to offer. AM/FM weather band radios, CD players, with an upgrade to satellite radio, and Mack Co-Pilot LCD display make long trips easier to navigate and more entertaining.

On the inside, the plush interior, leather steering wheel, and brushed nickel dash panel, as well as the color options, allow drivers to feel like they’re working in luxury. And if you’re on the road for most of your life, why not make yourself as comfortable? The comfort continues with the upholstered living area and its skull and horns emblem, embossed on the back wall of the sleeper.

Outside the truck, bullhorn exhaust pipes, chrome, and an aluminum cab entrance make the truck look impressive and solid. Truckers who view this truck from the highway or at a truck stop will be sure to stop and stare.

According to Mack, this truck has comforts that far exceed the norm, and is perfect for the fleet owner who wants to keep his or her drivers happy. Truckers who see this vehicle as their home away from home probably won’t pass up the opportunity. While the truck is a tool intended to do a job, making it comfortable and impressive is not without reason. Truckers who want to look their best while doing their best work can choose any from the  Pinnacle Collections, which come with the strength, durability, and reliability of a Mack, so it’s ready for hard work or the truck show.

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Say Good-bye Foggy Mirrors!

Unbreakable No Fog Mirror

Although a fogged mirror can always be annoying, when you’re a truck driver, it can be downright dangerous. And the frustrating thing is that many times there’s nothing you can do to stop the mirror from fogging. And even though you can’t stop the inclement weather from occurring, you still need your mirrors to be clear so that you can drive safely and with confidence.

Thankfully, there’s a mirror that you can purchase that can solve this problem—a mirror that never fogs, no matter the weather. With a fog resistant mirror, you can be sure that you’ll be at your driving best, even if you don’t have optimal driving conditions. This can increase your safety, making you a better and more efficient driver.

Available from J&S Distributors, the unbreakable no fog mirror is a great addition to any trucker’s cab. In addition to being fog resistant, it’s also unbreakable, making it a safer and more durable mirror to have on the road. Although the suction cup mounting that comes with the mirror is reliable, that doesn’t mean that it can stand up to the tests of the open road. Potholes, stopping short, and swerving sharply to avoid collisions are just a few things that trucks have to do. These hazardous activities can lead to the shifting of items within a cab—including mirrors. And having broken glass in the cab is never something that truckers want to contend with.

Because the unbreakable no fog mirror won’t shatter even if the truck is in a serious accident, it is much safer than other mirrors. In addition, this mirror is large, with a six-inch diameter, that not only magnifies blind spots, but that also can be used for other tasks, such as applying makeup and shaving. And because the suction cup brackets make the mirror easy to place and to move, it is the perfect safety addition for a trucker who routinely must change cabs and cannot install a more permanent fixture.

Accutire Tire Gauge-The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

What are some simple things that have made our lives infinitely easier?  People often used the phrase, “the best thing since sliced bread.” It’s true, how often has sliced bread made life easier for you on the road? You grab a couple of slices and some lunchmeat or PB&J and you’ve got a quick, easy snack.  Sliced bread makes us see that sometimes the simplest inventions are what makes our lives the easiest.

The same lesson can be learned from the Accutire Digital Tire Gauge.  It’s a simple stick that is about as long as an eyeglass case.  Costing under $30, it’s not the most expensive invention. Surely, it’s not as life changing to the over the road trucker as the GPS system or the laptop. But the Accutire Tire Gauge does make life a whole lot easier.

Using a traditional tire gauge can be the last straw in the life of a frustrated trucker who has had a long day.  Stopping to get fuel, you want to get in and out and back on the road as fast as possible, but you have to check the air in your tires.  You want to meet the standards set by environmental agencies, transportation groups, and your employer. You also want to make sure you’re not driving on flat tires, using more fuel than necessary and paying for that used fuel.

But using a traditional tire gauge makes you bend to try to see the numbers indicated, stooping uncomfortably while you try to keep the gauge on the tire. Because you already have to do so much stooping, bending, sitting, and lifting when you’re delivering a load from one place to another, stooping to check the tire pressure is just one more ache and pain you don’t need.  And if you’re trying to fill that tire, the frustration, stooping, bending, and attempting to read gets even worse.

Because the Accutire displays the tire pressure in bright, red, large numbers that are easy to see—no more stooping.  And since the Accutire is just that, accurate, you don’t have to worry about whether or not you got the tire pressure right.  Going from wheel to wheel checking tire pressure gets to be frustrating when you’re driving a semi-truck.  Even if you have an automated tire pressure gauge in your cab, having an Accutire is a smart decision, making checking tire pressure incredibly easy if you have malfunction.  And for under $30, this invention should go right in your box of on-the-road necessity.

 Accutire, or a similar model, is also sold at truck stops and automotive stores across the country.  Picking one up is simple, easy, and will save you a great deal of frustration in the long run.

Remember Please and Thank You’s

Driver Etiquette

For some drivers, being alone in a cab can be a much-needed relief from social life. Being alone gives some drivers time to reflect and think that others working 9-5 jobs in cubicles rarely get. But just because drivers are alone in their cabs, this doesn’t mean that they are exempt from extending professional courtesies to their fellow drivers. Like most other jobs, these courtesies are things that can be learned from being on the job. Thankfully, one web site, Newbie Driver , has compassion for the new driver.

According to Newbie Driver, some of these courtesies are slowly dying out, but they are still good ways to show that you are a professional, kind driver. For instance, Newbie Driver states that truckers sometimes wave at each other on two lane roads, reminiscing back to before the CB radio, when truckers would communicate important information.

Many courtesies are designed with safety in mind. For instance, a trucker will flash his or her lights when another truck has passed him or her in order to tell the other trucker that it is OK to re-enter the lane. The passing truck might respond by flashing the taillights or saying “thanks” over the CB radio. Other safety courtesies include using turn signals and four-way flashers to communicate turning, changing lanes, merging, or slow movement.

Other courtesies are intended to relieve frustration and make sure that truckers can get good rest and then get quickly on their ways. These courtesies include keeping headlights off in truck stop parking lots at night, only using the horn in an emergency at a truck stop, and pulling into a parking spot at a truck stop instead of blocking the fuel line.

While many of these things seem like common courtesies, it would be easy for a trucker to break some of these commandments of the road if he or she did not know their importance. Because you probably wouldn’t want a trucker waking you up with a horn or a bright set of lights, it’s good to avoid those kinds of things when encountering other truckers. New truckers can discover more about this topic or unwritten rules of the road at Newbie Driver.

Don’t forget Your Flip-Flops Etc.

The Truck Driver’s Checklist

Over the road truckers face a difficult challenge when it comes to what to take to work. While they will be traveling, truckers aren’t going on a vacation, and space is often limited. In addition to their personal items, truckers should make sure they have with them the things that they will need to do their jobs well. For instance, truckers will need logbooks, and tools for recording in them properly.

Newbiedriver.com is a great resource for truckers who are not sure what to bring with them on the road. Maybe they’re just starting out in the trucking industry, or maybe they have switched from being a local driver to going on overnight trips. Whatever the case, this great web has the perfect truck driver checklist with suggestions for truckers considering what to bring.

The truck driver’s checklist includes one of the most important categories of items that truckers should not forget which is their personal items. Of course, this does include toiletry items like soap and other items that you will need for the shower including flip-flops, but it also includes those items that you can’t live without. This means your pillow, your sheets, your blankets, etc.

While you’ve probably gotten used to packing these kinds of items when you’ve gone camping or on trips, you’ll also need a few things that are specific to the life of a truck driver. For instance, you’ll need some tools, such as a wrench, bungee cords, electrical tape, and flashlights in case you need to fix something on your truck yourself.

Also, as a trucker, you’ll need to complete various forms for your company. If you aren’t used to doing all that paperwork, you should know that it is very easy to loose papers, especially while you are driving in a truck. For that reason, you should keep extra sheets and pens handy, as well as briefcase of folder to hold them. An organizer is also a great idea. Finally, when packing everything, you need to realize that conditions will vary on the road. This means that you should prepare for as many circumstances as possible while still trying to keep a limit on what you are packing. Visiting Newbiedriver will give you a good idea of how to start that packing process, as well as some lists.

Watch Your Back Door

Home Security and Surveillance Systems

 Although you’re on the road a lot as a trucker, you probably have a home that means quite a bit to you. Whether or not you have a family waiting for you in that home, you want to make sure its safe when you return. Because you are gone for days at a time, it’s sometimes hard to keep track of what’s going on at home. And although neighborhood watches are great, they’re not always everything you need them to be.

 But with Hanscom business and home surveillance models, you can rest assured that your home is safe. These systems use cameras, DVRs, and screens to allow you to monitor your home when you are away. While you can choose from a wide range of setups, Hanscom is there to help you sleep better at night.

But you may be wondering why you would want a home security and surveillance systems  if you won’t be home to catch what your DVR records. With Hanscom, however, you can check out your home remotely over the Internet. That’s right, by using Hanscom’s systems, you can use the Ethernet port option to take a glimpse of what is going on at home even when you’re on the road. And because home is now just a phone call away, you can have the police to your house within seconds.

I’m sure many of you have seen the footage of recent burglars stopped by a woman who was monitoring her home via her office computer. Now, that woman’s success story can be your success story. When you buy a Hanscom monitoring system, you’re not just investing in high-quality electronic equipment, but you’re investing in peace of mind. You never have to worry about coming home in the middle of the night to a robbed house again.

Whether you’re looking to monitor your home while you are away or you have a garage or business that you would rather keep an eye on, Hanscom business and home surveillance systems allow you to keep everything under control, even when you’re across the nation.

Get the Shine

 How to Polish Wheel

 Let’s face it, your truck gets dirty. No matter how well you take care of it, the wear and tear of the road eventually start to eat away at your clean truck. No longer do you have the shiny chrome that you did when you drove it off the lot. While having a clean truck is probably important to you for aesthetic reasons, it’s also important to keep your truck clean to prevent rust and other kinds of damage. A clean truck is a better performing truck, and now you can make sure your truck is the kind of clean that makes other truckers jealous. Read more

Keep the Picture Clear

TVs have come a long way in just a few short years.  No longer do truckers have to keep small, 13 inch black and white TVs in their trucks.  Today, many options are available to the trucker who wants to enjoy entertainment on the road.  In fact, truckers today can even get satellite TV, the Internet with its programs such as Hulu, iTunes, and You Tube, and a digital television signal captured over an antenna.  But no matter what you’re watching and how you’re watching what you’re watching it on makes all the difference.

 From your PDA to your GPS to your laptop, LCD screens are popping up everywhere.  Where perhaps they are most coveted, however, is on TVs.  LCD screens offer several advantages for viewers who want a great television experience.  LCD screens are clearer and give a more defined picture.  In addition, their size and style makes them less bulky.  This is especially true for the trucker who is looking for a place the perfect place to put their TVs—where they can be watched, protected, and stylish all at the same time.  Indeed, LCD screens are very popular on TVs today and Skyworth TV’s have a large selection to coose from.

 Now, truckers can get LCD screens on their in-cab televisions.  Skyworth offers a 22’, 12-volt TV with DVD player that is just the thing for the trucker that likes his or her entertainment.  This model comes with special protection to prevent power surges that could end up damaging either the TV or the DVD player.  In addition, it’s compatible with HD programming, has a headphone jack, and is ready to accept cable, in addition to DVDs.  And for truckers who are concerned with style, Skyworth manufactures a wall-mounting kit. 

 But you don’t have to break the bank to watch TV in style in your cab.  The LCD TV/DVD combo from Skyworth is less than $400.  With LCD TVs all over the nation selling like crazy, you better gobble up the price before it’s gone.  Just because you’re a trucker doesn’t mean you have to miss all of your favorite shows and miss out on watching movies when that’s probably just want your family is doing at home.  In fact, put on the same kids movie that your family is playing and watch it while talking on the phone—it will be just like being there.  Whatever your motivation, 12-volt LCD screens are durable and affordable with Skyworth.

Arrow Truck Sales announces 4-Year / 400,000 mile Warranty option on Used Trucks

Trucking News

KANSAS CITY, MO (June, 2009) Arrow Truck Sales, Inc., North America’s leading  pre-owned truck source, announces an unprecedented 4-year / 400,000 mile comprehensive engine warranty option on pre-owned units.  This program provides extended protection for the equipment purchaser who wants to take the worry out of buying used. With the addition of this new coverage plan, Arrow now offers the widest coverage of extended warranties for medium and heavy duty trucks in the industry.

Unlike other used truck warranties in the marketplace, Arrow’s warranty includes full coverage (not just major components) during the entire 4 year period. In fact, Arrow’s warranty option is longer than many manufacturers’ standard new truck engine warranty. This new extended warranty plan is available on 2005 and newer Volvo VNLs with less than 500,000 miles.

“Arrow Truck Sales continues to be a true innovator and cutting-edge leader in the used truck industry,” said Carl Heikel, Arrow’s President and CEO. “We have continually led the charge in providing extended warranty options to the used truck buyer. Buyer satisfaction, and exceeding our customers’ expectations, have truly been the key to Arrow’s success in the industry for nearly 60 years.”

“We have always led the industry in this area,” said Lee Wallace, Arrow’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We began including a free 30-day warranty on our trucks in 2003 and started offering a 3 year/300,000 mile warranty program in 2007. Today, we offer an extended warranty that’s unmatched by any of our competitors. Our goal is take the worry out of buying used equipment.”

Founded in 1950, Arrow is headquartered in Kansas City, MO and has 16 retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada.  Today, Arrow is North America’s leading source of pre-owned heavy and medium-duty trucks. Arrow carries all makes and models, maintaining a diverse inventory of more than 2,000 over-the-road tractors, vocational and specialty vehicles, and trailers.

Arrow Truck Sales, Inc. is part of the Volvo Group of companies. The Volvo Group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks, buses and construction equipment, drive systems for marine and industrial applications, aerospace components and services, and is one of the world’s leading producers of heavy-diesel engines (9-16 liter). The Group also provides complete solutions for financing and service. The Volvo Group, which employs about 100,000 people, has production facilities in 19 countries and sells their products in more than 180 markets. Volvo Group sales for 2008 amounted to over 46 BUSD. The Volvo Group is a publicly-held company headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden. Volvo Shares are listed on NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange and are traded OTC in the US.

Don Mueller
Director of Marketing & Advertising
Arrow Truck Sales, Inc.
816.627.4919
dmueller@arrowtruck.com

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