Silverado Road Service

11/23/2021

NEEDING A CLASS 8 DIESEL MECHANIC
GOOD WORK ETHIC

WITH EXCELLENT PAY AND GROWTH

08/11/2021

FULL TIME POSITIONS WITH GREAT PAY SERVICE TRUCKS AVAILABLE

PAY BASED OFF OF EXPERIENCE BUT ALWAYS ROOM OF INCREASE AFTER PROBATION PERIOD

09/08/2020

Now offering Secure Monthly Truck Parking!!!!
ONLY $125/month
Call us today: 405-670-7000

06/26/2020

Thanks Shanna! Please consider leaving a review on Google and Facebook!

06/24/2020

Why Invest in a Semi-Truck Preventative Maintenance Program?

There are many reasons why preventive maintenance is important, whether you run a single semi-truck or an entire fleet:

Legal reasons.
If you fail to keep your truck in good condition, and the truck is involved in a traffic accident, you could be held negligent.

Safety.
The fact is, a well-maintained vehicle is safer for the driver and everyone else on the road. Not only does that reduce the risk of lawsuits, it also increases the likelihood of everyone getting home safely.

Prevent excessive breakdowns and emergency repairs.
Unscheduled maintenance – because of breakdowns or accidents — usually ends up being more expensive than regular preventive maintenance appointments.

Maximize the life span of your truck.
The longer your tractor-trailer lasts, the longer before you have to buy a new one, which also means lower replacement costs.

Maximize fleet availability.
If you have a fleet of say, 10 heavy-duty commercial trucks, preventive maintenance can be scheduled so that only one truck is being serviced at a time, while the other nine are out hauling loads. That way, you keep all of your vehicles in good condition and maximize productivity.

A 2013 study showed that trucks getting preventive maintenance had 20% fewer days down per service repair. In other words, preventive maintenance actually means more time on the road, not less.

Contact about our PM Service packages today!

Why invest in a preventive maintenance program for your semi-trucks? Learn what to include on your preventive maintenance checklist for semi-trucks here!

06/21/2020

Happy from

06/19/2020

There's still time to get in on the discounted oil changes at ! Call us at (405) 830-8792 for discounted pricing and to schedule your appointment today!

06/17/2020

You’ve probably been told to start looking for a new car once your vehicle begins to reach the 150,000 to 200,000 mile mark. Engines can’t last forever. However, the monster engineering that goes into building a semi-truck allows them to last for upwards of 750,000 miles, but some have been known to push a million. Each semi-truck drives an average of 45,000 miles per year, making the average lifetime of a semi-truck 15-16 years. (source: commerceexpressinc.com)

06/15/2020

06/12/2020

Generally, an oil change for a semi truck is recommended after about 25,000 miles. With recent developments in engine efficiency and oil itself, the distance interval between oil changes has increased significantly, allowing drivers to go further between service visits.

Again, the average interval is 25,000 miles, but there are ways to lengthen that interval and get the most out of your truck’s engine oil. Below, you’ll find more information on semi truck oil changes, such as how to tell when your new or used truck needs one.

Contact to ask about our discounted oil changes during the month of June!

What are the average semi truck oil change intervals? Typically, an oil change is recommended after 25,000 miles. Learn more from Rechtien International Trucks.

06/10/2020

offers Commercial Truck Oil Changes

Our Basic Package includes oil filled to capacity and oil filters.

Filters:
Oil Filters; Fuel Filters; Engine Air Filters; Cabin Air Filters; Hydraulic Filters; Coolant Filters; DEF Filters; Power Steering Filters; APU Filters (Oil / Engine / Air); Re**er Filters (Oil / Engine / Air)

Silverado Road Service Diesel & RV Repair Shop sets the standard with state of the art diesel and automotive repair; transmission and differential rebuilds; lift kits and lowering suspensions; large and small engine repair; and 24/7 roadside service.

06/08/2020

The maximum weight an 18-wheeler can hold is 80,000 pounds. To put this crazy fact about semis into perspective for you, that’s about 23 small-sized cars, or roughly 450 people. (source: ezfreightfactoring.com)