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MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCK OPERATING COSTS REMAINED FLAT IN 2003.

Mike Antich, Chad A. Simon

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SUBTITLE: AF'S FIRST-EVER MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCK OPERATING COST SURVEY REVEALS THAT EXPENSES REMAINED STABLE DUE TO INCREASED USE OF RECAPPED TIRES AND LENGTHENED PM INTERVALS. HOWEVER, THE INCREASE IN DIESEL PRICES IN '04 THREATENS THIS STABILITY.

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SUBTITLE: AF'S FIRST-EVER MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCK OPERATING COST SURVEY REVEALS THAT EXPENSES REMAINED STABLE DUE TO INCREASED USE OF RECAPPED TIRES AND LENGTHENED PM INTERVALS. HOWEVER, THE INCREASE IN DIESEL PRICES IN '04 THREATENS THIS STABILITY.

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SUBTITLE: AF'S FIRST-EVER MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCK OPERATING COST SURVEY REVEALS THAT EXPENSES REMAINED STABLE DUE TO INCREASED USE OF RECAPPED TIRES AND LENGTHENED PM INTERVALS. HOWEVER, THE INCREASE IN DIESEL PRICES IN '04 THREATENS THIS STABILITY.

Key concepts: Truck, Automotive engineering, Heavy duty, Duty, Subtitle, Diesel fuel, Business, Transport engineering

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