PRODUCTS ONSPOT Automatic
Tire ChainsMONROE MTE TRU RIDE AIR SUSPENSION
www.onspot.com
800-905-2240 ext. 20173 Onspot Automatic Tire Chains, working
in conjunction with Monroe Truck Equip- ment, announced that every Monroe MTE Tru Ride Air Suspen- sion for the Ford F-Series 450/550 is now “Onspot ready.” Te companies said this means OEMs, dealers or end-users can easily add the Onspot
automatic
tire chain system to their vehicles. Onspot allows the operator to engage and disen- gage tire chains at the flip of a dashboard switch for increased traction on snow and ice in forward or reverse.
Valvoline PREMIUM BLUE GEO 15W-40
www.valvoline.com
Valvoline’s Premium Blue™ GEO 15W-40
is now available in a one-gallon jug in addi- tion to bulk shipment, totes, drums and pails. It is specifically de- signed for CNG, LNG and propane engines. Premium Blue GEO’s reduced ash content and advanced additive system protects against valve
recession, pro-
vides advanced oxidation control, minimizes piston deposits and provides enhanced pro- tection against valve train wear. Advanced formulation also lowers oil consumption. Premium Blue GEO 15W-40 is a CES
20074 approved engine oil, recommended for use in Cummins ISB G, ISC G and ISL G engines as well as Detroit Diesel, John Deere and Caterpillar natural gas engines.
FUMOTO ENGINEERING
ENGINE OIL DRAIN VALVE
www.fumotousa.com
Fumoto offers its Engine Oil Drain Valve
for quick and easy oil changes. Te Fumo- to Valve is a quick-release brass ball valve that replaces standard crankcase oil drain plugs. Install this valve and you can drain your en- gine oil without tools and with- out mess. Just lift the lever from its locked position and give it a quar-
ter turn to open it. Te Fumoto Valve is currently available through truck dealers and parts distributors nationwide, includ- ing Freightliner, Kenworth and Peterbilt.
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