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Stay informed with the latest lubricants industry news today from Transport Topics. Our coverage highlights key developments in engine oils, greases, additives and maintenance products vital to fleet performance and equipment longevity. Explore updates on regulatory shifts, technological advancements and business trends impacting the lubricants sector across trucking and freight transportation.

BusinessEquipment

Mobil Delvac™ helped BSA Trucking's fleet become unstoppable

After switching to Mobil Delvac™, BSA Trucking was able to extend oil drain intervals from 30,000 miles to 75,000 miles. As a result, BSA Trucking had less maintenance, kept their trucks on the road longer and increased productivity.  

July 1, 2023
BusinessEquipment

Gear Head Debuts Soy-Based Grease Pads for Fifth Wheel Lubrication

ORLANDO, Fla. — Gear Head Lube has introduced soy-based grease pads designed to provide a less messy, faster and more environmentally friendly way to lubricate tractors’ fifth wheels.

February 27, 2023
BusinessTechnologyEquipmentFuel

With Electric Cars, Lubricants Industry’s Future Is Fuzzy

The $146 billion lubricants industry is at risk of suffering the same fate as Kodak, thanks to the rise of electric vehicles.

November 18, 2019
BusinessFuel

Western Global Adds Another Sales Division

Western Global, a provider of portable tanks and dispensing equipment for the storage and transportation of fuels, lubricants and other fluid, announced that it has formed a new sales division to focus on rental and equipment customers.

March 29, 2019
Business

Some Fleets Lengthen Oil-Drainage Intervals as Lubricants, Engines Improve, Suppliers Say

Engine-oil drain intervals are generally lengthening as lubricants and engines improve, but fleet managers still face the dilemma of whether to extend replacement timeframes to make their trucks more productive or remain conservative to protect their equipment.

April 1, 2013
Business

E&MU: Battle of the Engine Oils

The performance claims of engine oil manufacturers are being put to the test by fleets, engine makers and service centers who study the relative benefits and limitations of conventional, synthetic and semi-synthetic blends.

May 26, 2011

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