The GMC Sierra 1500 is one of the top trucks on the market thanks to its reliable performance, its superior styling, and its consistent quality leading to long-term buyer satisfaction. Whether you are looking to buy a new GMC Sierra 1500, or you are considering a previously owned model, you can be sure that you’ll get a quality truck that will give you years of service.

Here are the top five reasons why you should consider a GMC Sierra 1500 for your next truck:

Powerful V8 Performance

Most models of the GMC Sierra 1500 come with a V8 engine option. Recent models had engines that put out more than 400 horsepower and nearly 500 lb-ft of torque. The powertrain is easily managed with a 10-speed automatic transmission on newer models, and you’ll have all the power you need to navigate any kind of terrain.

Huge Towing Capacity

With a powerful truck like the GMC Sierra 1500, you are likely to want to carry equipment and other heavy loads for work or hobby jobs. The GMC Sierra 1500 delivers. Depending on the model year and how you have the truck equipped, you can enjoy a towing capacity of up to 12,100 pounds. With the V8 engine and the four-wheel drive, you’ll also have the power to carry it all easily.

Advanced Tailgate and Trailering Systems

The GMC Sierra 1500 offers a unique tailgate that has six functions to help you load and unload things easily, as well as to access the cargo area easily. The tailgate is exclusive to the GMC Sierra. The truck also has an advanced trailering system that allows you to tow things easily and safely. You will enjoy greater control over the trailering system, and it will be easier for you to manage the trailer and its load.

Advanced Technology and Features

A lot of trucks that are built for power skimp on technology and convenience features. But not the GMC Sierra 1500. You’ll enjoy features like smart phone connectivity through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, bluetooth streaming, in-cabin charging, built-in navigation, and much more. Again, the exact features you’ll find depend on the model year and the way the truck was configured when it was purchased. However, you can expect to find plenty of great technology and convenience features across the board on the GMC Sierra 1500.

Leading Safety Features

You can drive the GMC Sierra 1500 with peace of mind knowing that it comes with a lot of advanced safety features. Some of the features you may find on your truck include automatic emergency braking (including front pedestrian braking), forward collision alert, rear cross traffic alert, and lane departure warning.

Finding the Right GMC Sierra 1500

The GMC Sierra 1500 is a powerful, reliable, and attractive truck with plenty to offer. Tim’s Truck Capital carries a variety of previously owned models, and our sales associates are ready to help you find the perfect model for your needs. Visit us today to explore our selection and to take a test drive. You’ll love the GMC Sierra 1500!

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The RAM 2500 is one of the toughest trucks on the road. It is big and powerful, giving you the room to haul whatever you need and the strength to carry it with ease. While there are several trim levels available to get the configuration you need – often six or seven, depending on the model year – one of the most economical options is the base level Tradesman trim. With this trim, you get everything you need for dependable, everyday performance, and you keep your budget tight.

Of course, the exact features you get from the Tradesman trim will depend on the model year you are considering, and Tim’s Truck Capital has a nice selection of RAM 2500 trucks from multiple years to give you a variety of options. However, here’s an overview of what you can expect from the RAM 2500 Tradesman trim:

Exterior Features

The RAM 2500 is a big truck with an imposing profile. But it’s more than just brawn – it also has impressive styling. The Tradesman trim often comes with features like black front and rear bumpers, large steel wheels, and active grille shutters. The trim also comes in a huge selection of colors – more than two dozen on some model years – including fun and unique options like Detonator Yellow, Omaha Orange, and National Fire Safety Lime Yellow.

Interior Features

The Tradesman comes with bench vinyl seating for optimal comfort and functionality. The seats are cushy, but they are also resistant to damage from the elements. The regular cab can seat up to three people, while the crew cab can seat up to five or six. Interior features include armrests with storage, DC power outlets, streaming audio, and a 5-inch Uconnect display for the entertainment system.

Power and Safety

Of course, when you’re looking at a work truck like the RAM 2500, you want to know how it will perform. The base level RAM 2500 has always been known to be powerful, even when you start looking at older models. Some of the newer models have large V8 and V6 engines – recent options have included a 6.4-liter V8, a 6.7-liter V6, and a turbocharged diesel. Horsepower and torque are both well over 400.

Though the truck is powerful, it is also safe. Standard safety features include a tire pressure monitoring system, rearview camera with dynamic guidelines, 360-degree camera system, forward collision warning, and blind spot monitoring.

Choosing the Right RAM 2500 for You

Tim’s Truck Capital offers a wide selection of high-quality, previously owned trucks, including the RAM 2500. Our knowledgeable associates are happy to help you find the perfect truck with the configuration that best meets your needs, whether it’s the Tradesman trim for the RAM 2500 or a higher-level trim. By shopping previously owned trucks, you have access to a much greater selection of features for a much more affordable price. Visit us today and let us help you find the perfect truck! We’ll also help you find the right financing terms to fit your budget.

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Just because you need the performance specs behind a GMC Sierra 2500HD doesn’t mean you don’t care how it looks. Luckily for you, there are tons of exterior color options and interior styles for you to choose from.

Know what you’re looking for, and you can track down the used truck dealership that has the perfect truck for you. That’s why we highlighted all the options for you here. You can figure out the exact truck you’re looking for and start your search. All that’ll be left for you to do is sign the paperwork!

Colors By Trim Level

You might think that as you go up in trim levels, you can get just about any color option out there, and while that holds some weight, it’s not foolproof. For instance, the Brownstone Metallic color option is available for the SLE, SLT, and AT4 trim levels, but not the Denali.

Meanwhile, if you want the Carbon Black Metallic color, you’ll need the Denali trim level. We broke down each color option available for each trim level here.

HD SLE and SLT Trims

While these might be the lower trim levels, that doesn’t mean there aren’t many color options to choose from. With eight different choices, there’s a good chance you can find a color you’ll love.

• Brownstone Metallic
• Cardinal Red
• Cayenne Red Tintcoat
• Ebony Twilight
• Onyx Black
• Pacific Blue Metallic
• Quicksilver Metallic
• Summit White

HD AT4 Trim

Just because it’s a super-loaded truck option doesn’t mean that you have a ton of color options to choose from. With the AT4 it’s about performance, and that’s why you only get four of their most popular color choices.

• Brownstone Metallic
• Cayenne Red Tintcoat
• Ebony Brownstone Metallic
• Onyx Black
• Pacific Blue Metallic
• Summit White

Denali Trim

There are tons of perks that come with getting a GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali, but I bet one you didn’t know was more color options. While every color option from previous trim levels aren’t available, you certainly get more choices to choose from overall!

• Carbon Black Metallic
• Cayenne Red Tintcoat
• Dark Sky Metallic
• Ebony Twilight Metallic
• Hunter Metallic
• Onyx Black
• Pacific Blue Metallic
• Quicksilver Metallic
• Summit White
• White Frost Tricoat

Interior Options

Before we dive too far into the different interior options the GMC Sierra 2500HD comes with, we want to highlight a few of the overall color schemes and materials you can get.

Modern GMC Sierra 2500HDs almost always come with different leather interiors, but some of the base models do come with the cloth interior options we highlighted here.

• Dark Walnut/Dark Ash Gray Perforated Leather
• Jet Black Perforated Leather
• Jet Black with Kalahari Accents Perforated Leather
• Jet Black Appointed Leather
• Dark Walnut/Slate Appointed Leather
• Jet Black Cloth
• Dark Walnut/Slate Cloth

Once you have a color scheme in mind for the interior, there are a few interior options you need to consider. For starters, you need to decide if you want the 40/20/20 split-bench seat or the bucket seats.

The bench seats come with under-seat storage, but the bucket seats give you a full access center console with an optional lockable vault.
Other options include:

• Heated Rear Seats
• Power sliding rear window with rear defogger
• Upfitter switches
• Wireless charging
• Rear under-seat storage

These are all optional upgrades, but depending on the trim package and the model year, which options are available for each vehicle. Contact our team today or stop by the dealership.

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The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a strong midsize SUV to buy new or used. It offers many amenities where other SUVs and crossovers fall short, and the versatility of the Jeep is something all drivers will come to love and enjoy.

Although there are many reasons why a consumer might find themselves shopping for a Jeep Grand Cherokee, here are five of the most important reasons someone should find these vehicles very intriguing.

It’s a Jeep and Performs Like a Jeep

The Jeep brand has always been a rugged, tough vehicle that you can depend on throughout the whole year. Whatever the seasons throw at you, a Jeep Grand Cherokee can take it on. Their multiple powertrain options give you choices between a lot of power or better gas mileage while not lagging in all-around performance no matter which way you go.

The Jeep Grand Cherokees are also four-wheel-drive vehicles that can get you through the rough weather in everyday driving situations and get you through rough terrain when you decide to take a trip down some back trails for a little fun.

V6 models can tow up to 6,000 pounds while Hemi models can tow up to 7,400 pounds. That’s pretty good for a vehicle that looks the size of a crossover and drives as smooth as a sedan.

Jeep Grand Cherokee Luxury

It’s nice to sit in a vehicle that can have such rugged capabilities and still make you feel like you’re in a vehicle that offers you top-notch luxury. Comfortable Napper leather seats go great with a fast and accurate climate control system. There usually isn’t any need for stereo upgrades unless you have something pacific in mind. The Grand Cherokee comes well equipped with a well-rounded system that’s perfect for most all listeners.

The steering on the Grand Cherokee is well-weighted yet very easy to navigate, the surrounding view from the inside out is open and unobstructed for both driver and passengers, and cargo space for both large items and small items is plentiful.

The Grand Cherokee Shows Off Class and Style

Although the Jeep brand is known for its rough back road looks, this Jeep Grand Cherokee hardly looks the part. In its class, the Cherokee is one of the best-looking SUVs on the market. Elegant exterior colors fit well with the fancy rims and tires that set off the perfect stance the Jeep has, and of course, unique to the Jeep brand, the front grille is recognizable to just about anyone who knows a little something about automobiles.

Uconnect Infotainment System

Yes, that’s correct, you won’t be left behind in the technology world. The UConnect Infotainment center acts as a hub for all your technology and entertainment needs. It seems like all vehicles these days are equipped with some type of infotainment system, and for the most part they are, but the UConnect offers everything you could possibly need from navigation and cell phone integration to a very compatible voice command and tons of entertainment options like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Safety First

It’s hard these days to find a vehicle that hasn’t scored well in safety with the Insurance Insitute for Highway Safety (IIHS) or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), but the Grand Cherokee has been doing it for many years now.

The Grand Cherokee comes with many standard safety and driver-assist features for driver safety, safety for all passengers, other drivers on the road, and pedestrians. There is plenty of airbag support, child safety mechanisms, and a perfectly solid body and frame to keep everyone riding inside protected.

Find Out More About the Jeep Grand Cherokee at Tim’s Truck Capital

Give us a call and schedule a test drive or come see us at Tim’s Truck Capital. We make it our duty to make sure you get into a vehicle that best fits you and your lifestyle. Our lot is filled with great options all priced to sell, so call or come in to see us today!

Sales: 603-736-7719

904 Suncook Valley Highway
South Epsom,
NH 03234

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Believe it or not, the Ford F-Series trucks have been around since 1948. Marketed as full-sized pickup trucks, Ford currently has a range of F-Series trucks on the market starting with the F-150, F-250, F-350, and they go up from there, each one with a little more heavy-duty capabilities.

The F-150 is the most common truck in the F-Series and has been the best-selling truck in the United States since 1977 and the overall best-selling truck since 1981. The F-150, 250, and 350 are dependable, hard-working, stylish, and convenient to drive. Add in affordable to the many perks the Ford F-Series trucks have to offer, and it’s hard to see a reason not to purchase one today.

The F-150: A Classic and a Legend

The F-150 was manufactured for the first time as a 1975 Ford truck that was positioned in between the F-100 and F-250. The truck took on a heavy-duty classification to avoid some EPA restrictions that allowed the F-150 to be sold without catalytic converters, smog pumps, and other mandatory emission parts. Ford even produced the truck so it could still run regular leaded gasoline, which was a big deal to some consumers at the time.

The F-100 was discontinued in 1983 and left the F-150 to be the best choice for the average truck owner. Moving up to more modern times, the F-150 still continues to be a truck that can offer you it all in one package. Great powertrain options and trim levels to fit just about anyone’s criteria, from bare bone base models that are designed to take a beating to higher standard optioned trim levels that offer a lot more luxury and modern-day connectivity technologies.

Ford F-250: Super Duty Trucks for a Super Sized Lifestyle

The Ford F-250 sits nicely in between the F-150 and F-350 as an option that is a little bit bigger and stronger than its little brother and not quite as extreme as its big brother. The truck offers well over average payload and towing capacity thanks to the big reliable gasoline or Powerstroke diesel powertrain options.

Much like the F-150, you can buy one that is a bare-bones base model with just a single cab or you can get into the four-door versions and go up in trim levels to add luxury, comfort, technology, and style. Make no mistake, either way you go, you will have a truck that is a workhorse.

Ford F-350: Super Duty Configurations

The two biggest differences between the F-250 and F-350 is the towing capacity and the optional dual rear wheel axles. The F-350 can come with a dual rear wheel configuration that helps the F-350 when it comes to payload and towing capacity capiblities. Also, like the two above-mentioned F-Series trucks, the F-350 also can come in a bare-bones work truck trim package or there are plenty of trim levels that offer much of the same luxurious options the F-150 and F-250 can offer while still offering the strong F-350 capabilities.

The same drivetrains are offered on the F-350 as with the F-250 Super Duty trucks. But if you are looking for something a little more specific to your worksite needs, the F-350 might be the way to go. Options like being able to buy an F-350 without a bed so you can install your own that is more adequate to your work situation are available.

Ford F-Series Trucks: Shopping for the Best

Ford is definitely America’s brand. You can shop for one with confidence knowing that your Ford truck is one of the longest-lasting trucks on the road today. And Here at Tim’s Truck Capital, our awesome service department is always here to make sure that statement stays true for as long as you own one of our Ford F-Series trucks.

Come in to see us today at Tim’s Truck Capital and take the Ford F-Series truck of your future for a test drive. Our helpful and friendly staff is here from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday thru Friday and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 4 pm, we look forward to seeing you.

Sales: 603-736-7719

904 Suncook Valley Highway
South Epsom,
NH 03234

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Grille Guards, also known as Bull Bars, are items you install to upgrade the appearance of your truck and enhance its functionality. A grille guard helps protect the front end of your truck from dents, scrapes and damage caused by gravel, rocks, grass and other things that may be kicked up off the roadway. grille guards can also help to prevent injury should your truck hit an animal, an automobile or anything else. grille guards improve both the safety and aesthetics of your truck, especially if you go offroading. While you may not always need them for your truck, they do offer tremendous advantages.

Five Reasons To Get Grille Guards

There are many good reasons to install grille guards on your pickup truck, here are 5 important ones.

1. They Work Well With Tow Hooks And Other Truck Accessories

Grille guards complement the other accessories you already have on your truck, like tow hooks. They also help to protect the radiator and other parts behind the grille. Due to their strength, tow hooks can sometimes act as mounts for the bull bars. Some truck accessory manufacturers sometimes include tow hooks to be used with the guards.

2. Gives You A Place To Add Additional Lights

Some people put additional fog, driving and auxiliary off-road lights on their grille guards. It is important to check the specific product descriptions to make sure it is possible to do this because not all manufacturers make grille guards with this option. This type of grille guard, not only will you give your truck some additional lighting capabilities, it will also give it a more rugged appearance.

3. Added Front End Protection In Minor Accidents

Grille guards help protect your truck in low-speed, low-impact crashes. They can help prevent the bumper, grille and lights from sustaining serious damage. Grille guards can sometimes even push sedentary objects a short distance. Grille guards that have skid plates can provide good protection for the lower front bumper in the event you are in a low-speed collision.

4. Better Protection If You Collide With An Animal

Grille guards can prevent your truck from sustaining major structural damage if you hit a medium-sized deer while going at a moderate speed. Grille guards may not be enough to protect your truck when it comes to unfortunate larger collisions.

5. Makes Your Truck Look More Rugged

Grille guards give your truck a rugged look while protecting your paint job from dents and scratches while offroading. If you match your truck’s finish and accessories with a grille guard that complements them, it can make it look powerful, rugged and attractive.

A Versatile Addition

Whether you want to protect your truck’s front-end when offroading, or give it a more rugged, stylish look, grille guards can be a good addition. Just tell the team at Tim’s Truck the year, make and model the truck you have and they will give you the right grille guard for you and your truck’s needs.

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When it comes to truck maintenance, people tend to forget that their trucks are machines. These machines, if not well maintained, can break down over time. One of the best timetables for remembering to maintain your truck is when the seasons change. Whenever it comes to tuning up your truck for fall, you might find some problems that you can’t handle yourself.

Whenever that happens, you will need to go and see our team to have your truck maintenance topped up. Here are some of these things that we see the most of whenever people come to see us in the fall.

1. Inspecting Your Brakes

Brakes are obviously a very important part of your truck’s operating system. Failure of this system could lead to catastrophic results so keeping tabs on them is very important, especially with lots of city driving. Brakes experience wear and tear moments whenever they are used, and anything used a lot tends to break down. It’s very important to monitor these and occasionally have them inspected by experts.Our team will make sure that your brakes are like new after you come back from the inspection, and then you can drive safely.

2. Checking Your Tires

Tires are another important part of your vehicle, and the tires need to be properly inflated to do their job. Along with adding air to your tires, you also need to take a look at your ideal tire pressure as well. If you do not know about the ideal tire pressure, then our team can find that information and make sure that all of your tires will be at the proper pressure.

3. Look At Your Filters and Hoses/Belts

The oil and the air in your truck are two things that are important to your truck and they also have filters attached to them. The air filter keeps the air clean, and the oil filter prevents the engine parts from rubbing together and potentially harming one another without the lubrication. Our team can replace any dirty or clogged filters that could be harming your car’s internal systems.

The hoses and belts are just as important as the filter, connecting the parts of the car together and carrying vital fluids such as oil or coolant to the rest of the car. Those items can crack and become less durable as time goes on, and you will need to have the hoses and belts replaced.

These tips are things that you can inspect on your own, or things that can be fixed by our team. We are happy to look at your vehicle and see what problems can be fixed up for your truck. Contact our team so we can schedule an appointment for you, and then we can get your truck checked on and get you back on the road.

With fall coming up, our team will make sure that your truck is road ready, so please come see us today!

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One of the things that most people don’t think of when it comes to pickup trucks is gas mileage, or how much gas they are using per mile. And why would they think of this, because it’s all a lot of math! However, the gas mileage for your truck is very important. It determines how far you can go with a certain tank of gas, and also comes into play with the cost of gas.

Do you want a gas guzzling motor that constantly needs to be refilled and only gets you partway to your destination? Or do you want a motor that will actually go the distance with you and make sure that you get there with half a tank of gas to spare?

While we can talk about the different types of motors, it would be remiss not to share some of the practical tips that will work for every single motor out in the world. Here are some great and easy tips to conserve your fuel and improve your gas mileage, all without having to order a single part.

Drive Safely

Safe driving doesn’t just keep you safe, but it also can support good gas mileage because you aren’t ‘jackrabbiting.’ That is where you start and stop the car rapidly, with hard braking and rapid acceleration. This can lower fuel economy if you ease up on your lead foot and drive carefully.

Additionally, if your car happens to have a manual transmission, then you need to be responsible while changing gears. For example, you can upshift as soon as it is practical to do so, and use the brakes to slow down the car instead of shifting the gear downward.

Finally, you can keep an eye on the road conditions. The best motors for trucks peak around 50 mph, and then it tanks as you increase your speed. Driving slower saves you gas, as does moving on cruise control. If you can avoid hard stops at stoplights and maintain your momentum to drive through them you will be good to go.

Maintain Your Truck

As cool as it might be to put the heaviest items you can find in your truck bed and start driving around, you need to remember that the heavier your truck bed is, the more fuel it takes to carry that load. This is especially true for smaller trucks as well, so keep the weight you are carrying in mind.

Additionally, inspect your truck, buy good gasoline and oil, and make sure to bring the truck in for maintenance every few months. These tips are just good maintenance, but you will focus on them doubly whenever they save you money on gas mileage!
These tips aren’t as radical as buying a new motor or making the change from gas to diesel, but they are good enough for people who want to make sure their trucks are running in tip-top shape. If you want to get the most gas mileage, try these tips and watch what happens!

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Choosing the right material and right color to use for your work truck seats is very important if you want your seats to be durable, comfortable and look professional.

Finding the right automobile upholstery fabric for use in your work trucks requires you to find a material that’s comfortable, high-wearing, waterproof, stain-resistant, can stand up to the sun’s UV rays, is easy to clean and looks good. Some popular options are vinyl, leather and neoprene, but other fabrics deserve consideration. Picking the right color is also important if you want the work trucks to look their best for years.

Vinyl

Vinyl is a good choice for work truck upholstery that has been popular for many years. It is inexpensive, looks good, is waterproof and easy to clean, patch and otherwise repair. It offers drivers working in professions where they might get dirt, mud, oil or other substances that dirty or stain upholstery a simple material with exceptionally protective qualities. The downside is vinyl tends to get uncomfortably hot and crack in very warm temperatures, be cold in fall and winter and get damaged when subjected to lots of wear and tear. Spills, wet work gear on dirty tools put on it are not absorbed and can simply be wiped off vinyl seats.

Leather

Leather is extremely durable, stylish and comfortable work truck upholstery material. It is easy to clean, can endure rough treatment, has high abrasion resistance, stays cool in hot weather, when treated well, it can last a lifetime and gives the work truck an upscale look and feel. However, leather seats can be expensive, must be conditioned to prevent them from cracking and peeling and require some basic maintenance for it to keep on looking good. Leather conditioners needed for treating the upholstery can be found at many auto parts stores.

Neoprene Or Neo-Supreme

Neoprene is the high-quality, thick, durable, rubber-based waterproof material from which wetsuits are made. Neo-Supreme is a version of it specially designed for use in automobiles. It’s comfortable, protects the seats well, it looks great, is so form fitting it fits the shape of any vehicle’s seat perfectly, resists fading from the UV rays of the sun, protects against spills and stains, is highly customizable, puncture resistant, provides extra cushioning and is a favorite of drivers in the know. However, Neoprene and Neo-Supreme work truck seat upholstery can be quite expensive.

Picking The Right Color

The color of the upholstery you use in your work truck is also very important if it’s to look its best and reflect positively on your company. The best colors to use are black or dark brown. Both those colors look rich, make juice spills and coffee stains disappear and will match and complement the color of the uniform your workers wear no matter what they are. Whether you are ordering work trucks with brand new seats or are getting new seat covers for work trucks you already have, black or dark brown are the best colors to choose.

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A flex fuel truck is a truck with an internal combustion engine that has the ability to to function using a mixture of fuels. A flex fuel truck is different from a bi-fuel one that has separate tanks for different types of fuels. Flex fuel trucks most often get power by having a mixture of ethanol or methanol and gasoline in the same tank. While many people think of flex fuel vehicles as a new phenomenon, it is not. When Henry Ford created the Model T, it had a carburetor which had adjustable jetting so it could run on ethanol, gasoline or kerosene or a combination of ethanol and gasoline.

Growing Interest In Flex Fuel Vehicles

It was only when the oil crisis rocked the world with gasoline shortages in 1973 that modern automakers began to research and seriously consider flex fuels as an alternative to gasoline. Since that time there has been the introduction of flex fuel trucks that are powered by ethanol, methanol and the gaseous fuels CNG, LPG and hydrogen. The three alternative fuels, ethanol, methanol and CNG, have received the most government support and money for research and development. It has led to the introduction of flex fuel trucks and other types of vehicles. Flex fuel trucks are now used in cities worldwide.

Benefits Of Flex Fuel Trucks

There are a number of very important benefits that can be gained when people buy and use flex fuel trucks. Here are a few of them.

Reduced Environmental Degradation

Using trucks powered by flex fuels can benefit the environment. Fuels like ethanol used to power flex fuel trucks burns cleaner than gasoline, does not release a significant amount of greenhouse gasses and toxic fumes into the atmosphere and is advantageous for anti-pollution efforts.

Clean Burning Proportions

Another great benefit flex fuel trucks provide is they have electronic sensors designed to gauge the cleanest blend of the proportion of flex fuel mixture for its combustion chamber. Plus, flex fuel trucks have microprocessors that adjust the fuel injection timing to enhance clean burning of the flex fuels.

A Viable Alternative To Fossil Fuel Based Oil

Many flex fuel trucks use ethanol as part of their fuel mixture. Ethanol is made from sugar-cane and corn which are in plentiful supply and burn cleaner than oil that’s made from fossil fuels. Plus, using flex fuels in trucks is a viable alternative to being dependent on oil from foreign countries who may not have your best long-term interests at heart.

Tax Benefits

Buying and using flex fuel trucks qualifies you to get a flex fuel tax credit. This tax credit can substantially reduce your tax obligation and enable you to keep more of your money in your pocket.

Lots Of Flex Fuel Trucks Available

Tim’s Truck has lots of flex fuel trucks available to suit any price range and to do any type of task you need done. Plus, their friendly, knowledgeable staff will be glad to answer any questions you may have.

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