💪You don't need to be a certified mechanic to work on your own truck as an owner-operator.
💰Being able to perform basic maintenance tasks can save you money on expensive repairs.
⏰Working on your own truck helps you avoid delays at the shop and get back on the road faster.
🧰Having a basic set of tools and being mechanically inclined is a valuable skill for owner-operators.
🚚Understanding how your truck works can help you troubleshoot issues and communicate effectively with repair shops.
Do I need to be a certified mechanic to own my own truck?
—No, you don't need to be a certified mechanic to own your own truck. Basic maintenance tasks can be performed by owner-operators.
What are some simple tasks that I can do on my own?
—Replacing bulbs, starters, alternators, belts, and air filters are some simple tasks that owner-operators can do on their own.
Does working on my own truck save me money?
—Yes, being able to perform basic maintenance tasks can save you money on expensive repairs and labor costs.
Can working on my own truck help me avoid delays at the shop?
—Yes, if you can fix minor issues yourself, you can avoid lengthy delays at the shop and get back on the road faster.
What tools should I have as an owner-operator?
—Having a basic set of tools like wrenches, sockets, and screwdrivers can help you perform simple maintenance tasks on your truck.
00:01You don't have to be a certified mechanic to work on your own truck as an owner-operator.
01:19Working on your own truck helps you avoid delays at the shop and get back on the road faster.
03:08Understanding how your truck works can help you troubleshoot issues and communicate effectively with repair shops.
04:33Being able to perform basic maintenance tasks can save you money on expensive repairs.
