News - TruckPro

OUR TRUCKPRO NETWORK IS GROWING!

2025-02-19

One new service centre to serve you better in Saint-Roch-de-l'Achigan: Jay Mécanique Réparation Mobile Inc.

OUR TRUCKPRO NETWORK IS GROWING!

2025-02-03

One new service centre to serve you better in Mattawa:Gin-Cor Industries Inc.

A NEW OWNER FOR TRUCKPRO GRANDE PRAIRIE!

2025-02-03

A new owner to continue to serve you in Grande Prairie: Bradvin Trailer Sales

UN NOUVEAU PROPRIÉTAIRE POUR TRUCKPRO PEACE RIVER !

2025-02-03

A new owner to continue to serve you in Peace River: TruckTex HD LTD

A NEW OWNER FOR TRUCKPRO KAPUSKASING!

2025-01-27

One new service centre to serve you better in Kapuskasing: Modern Truck Centre Ltd.

How to Choose the Right Antifreeze: A Colour and Formulation Approach

2024-12-03

When it comes to choosing the right antifreeze for your heavy-duty vehicles, colour and formulation can be useful indicators of the properties and technologies used in the product. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the options available:

OUR TRUCKPRO NETWORK IS GROWING!

2024-10-04

One new service centre to serve you better in Windsor: Mécanique Michel Marcotte

What Does the "W" Mean in Oil Grade?

2024-08-23

When maintaining a heavy-duty vehicle, choosing the right engine oil is essential to ensure optimal performance and long engine life. One of the most common questions owners and technicians have is about the meaning of the letter "W" in oil grades, such as the popular 15W40.

TruckPro Celebrates 20 Years of Exceptional Service!

2024-06-25

This year, TruckPro marks a significant milestone by celebrating its 20th anniversary! For two decades, TruckPro has grown to become the largest service network for heavy-duty vehicles in Canada, with over 135 independent service centers across the country. This success is owed to the trust and loyalty of our customers, as well as the unwavering commitment of our teams.

KNOW YOUR TRUCK BATTERIES, EXPAND THEIR LIFETIMES!

2024-05-22

People might automatically think that winter is hard on truck batteries. In fact, it’s just the opposite. During the summer, heatwaves can cause heavy-duty trucks to consume more battery energy compared to winter due to several factors: