Hopefully they didn't kill those batteries with the bad connections. I check my battery connections pretty frequently. I ended up putting lock washers under the nuts on mine. That seems to keep them from loosening up as much now. As a single truck carriers, I try to do this type of service at my yard to keep from getting stranded on the road.
Loves has a shop, if this guy is doing repairs and taking business away from loves they’ll kick them out, seen it happen a handful of times, also most of these truck stops have signs that say no third party repairs, if they have a shop so that being said
@TruckingSasquatch didn't really think of that. That makes sense. Those techs at Loves are not who I want working on my truck, though. Oil changes and tires would be okay. And emergency trailer repairs if they're minor.
loves truck stops kick you out because they want the money from doing crappy repairs they approached me one time when I use to work for swift trucking went on a road call to one of there stops way up on I-76 had three of them walk backwards with there hands up after they saw me lift three mounted wheels on steel rims on my service truck I looked for signs stating no outside vender's never saw any thats when one of there armature mechanics came out being rude and disrespectful I told him to go pound sand and that's he came back out with his manager and another but buddy mechanic to harass me about changing tires on there lot
Coke is a great battery cleaning tool, it's also good for decreasing your engine parts. And...you can buy it In the truck stop, so you don't need to carry it around with you. 😆
