- October 7, 2025
- By Tess
- In maintenance, Truck Repair, trucking industry, Winter Driving
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In Iowa, October isn’t just about pumpkin patches and harvest festivals, it’s the start of the seasonal shift into winter. As temperatures drop and the first frost rolls in, now is the time to make sure your cars and trucks are up for the challenge. Whether you drive a diesel pickup, a gas-powered vehicle, or

Whether you’re driving a diesel workhorse or a light-duty daily driver, your truck’s fuel economy can take a hit without warning. If you’re filling up more often and going fewer miles, you’re not imagining things. Fuel economy loss is a common problem we see at Beyer Motorsports in Cedar Falls and it’s often easier to

As the air turns crisp and the school buses start rolling, fall is officially on its way. For truck owners in Iowa, this change in season means more than just football games and hoodies, it’s a crucial time to make sure your vehicle is ready for the challenges cooler weather brings. At Beyer Motorsports in

If your truck suddenly feels like it’s lost its edge, struggling to accelerate, climb hills, or tow loads, you’re not alone. Loss of power is a common complaint among truck owners, and it can point to several potential issues. At Beyer Motorsports in Cedar Falls, we see this all the time, and we’re here to

As summer winds down and the back-to-school season approaches, it’s the perfect time to make sure your truck, SUV, or daily driver is ready for the changing weather and busier driving schedule. From earlier mornings to cooler temps and school traffic, your vehicle needs to be in top shape. Use this simple checklist from Beyer

Iowa’s summer heat can pose unique challenges for truck and fleet vehicle maintenance. Extreme temperatures can stress vehicle components, reduce efficiency, and lead to unexpected downtime. In this week’s Beyer Blog Article, we offer a few tips to keep your trucks and fleet vehicles cool, efficient, and reliable during the hottest Iowa summer months. Cooling

Downtime is costly for semi-trucks and commercial fleets, impacting delivery schedules, customer satisfaction, and profitability. Understanding common downtime causes and proactive preventive maintenance can keep your fleet running smoothly. Beyer Motorsports outlines five key issues and provides detailed advice on how to prevent them. 1. Brake System Failures Brakes are a critical safety component and

Fleet uptime is critical to the success of your trucking business. Every hour your trucks are off the road costs money and delays deliveries. Beyer Motorsports shares essential semi-truck maintenance tips to maximize fleet uptime, enhance safety, and improve overall efficiency. Scheduled Preventive Maintenance Establishing and adhering to a preventive maintenance schedule is your first

Diesel engines are known for their durability, but even the toughest engines can develop serious problems if they aren’t properly maintained. One of the most damaging, and costly, issues diesel owners face is “Black Death.” This isn’t just a dramatic name; Black Death refers to the hardened carbon buildup that forms around fuel injectors due

After months of battling cold starts, icy roads, and fuel gelling, your diesel truck deserves a fresh start for spring. Winter conditions take a toll on your engine, fluids, tires, and electrical components, making early spring the perfect time for a full maintenance check. By addressing common winter-related wear and tear now, you can prevent