PM cost 2015 Freightliner

I idle at night during the summer. It gets black. I need to get a bypass filter system.

 

I oil change every 14k miles and I’ve had one truck hit 1.4m miles before rebuild. Two other trucks rebuilt and sit at 1.7m and 1.9m miles. As well as a newer truck at 800k and even my 400k mike truck I still do every 14k mike service. It’s important to grease a truck so those doing massive interval services, I hope you grease in between.

I use Mystiq oil and replace all filters except air filter and it runs $260-280 on the older trucks, and like $330-$350 on newer trucks with the Cummins.

 

I've always changed all filters (minus air filters) every service. I don't do that guessing game crap as to how long a fuel filter will last before its restricted.

 

I do 12k to 15k on mine regardless of engine, Add 1 gallon of Lucas, the cost is between $400-$450 depending on location.
Oil, fuel filters, grease.
Change rear end and transmission oil every Sept.
I change my air filters every Jan. And July.
If I buy a truck, first thing is oil change, rear end oil change, transmission, and air filters.
Then they go to my set schedule.

 

If you run in salt country maybe the air filter should be around March when the snow is gone? Just a thought not saying it's right.

 

She’ll rotella every ~15ishk, sometimes it’s 14 if I have a chance to change it, sometimes it’s closer to 20 if I’m busy, all filters except for air, truck gets greased about every 3 weeks. Pull reefer regional

oil is cheap, engines are not

 

I am curious, you mentioned that you do service at 45k. Do you change filters in between services? Reason that I ask is I have never seen a filter designed to past 15k. But I am old school, I use conventional Rotella 15 40 I do a PM every 12k and use Cat filters on my 3406E

 

I understand, and I agree. I was just surprised at service interval