•  6 Truck Issues That Show Up After Extreme Cold

     6 Truck Issues That Show Up After Extreme Cold

    By February in Iowa, most trucks have survived the worst of winter. But just because your truck made it through the cold doesn’t mean everything is fine. Extreme temperatures, road salt, potholes, and repeated cold starts quietly stress your vehicle. Many problems don’t show up during the freeze, they appear after temperatures fluctuate. At Beyer

  • Preventing Diesel Fuel Gelling

    Preventing Diesel Fuel Gelling

    Diesel trucks are built for power, hauling, and durability but even the toughest diesel engine can fail in extreme Iowa winter temperatures. One of the biggest cold-weather issues diesel owners face is fuel gelling, a problem that can leave your truck unable to start or stranded on the side of the road. At Beyer Motorsports

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