Iveco lorry

Types of Iveco Lorry

• Daily

  The Iveco Daily is a heavy-duty van with a strong truck chassis and a unique rear-wheel drive. The Daily is popular for its flexibility, reliability, and cargo capacity. The Iveco Daily Lorries are available in different sizes, heights, and lengths, making them suitable for various transportation needs. The Daily is also equipped with Eco-friendly engines and advanced safety systems.

• Eurocargo

  The Iveco Eurocargo is a medium-sized lorry designed for regional distribution and urban traffic. The Eurocargo has a smaller, flexible, and light chassis. The Eurocargo can be easily maneuvered in busy towns and cities. The Eurocargo is popular for its fuel efficiency, reliability, and comfortable driving experience. The Eurocargo is mainly used for long-distance transportation and distribution.

• Stralis

  The Iveco Stralis is a high-tech and modern long-distance lorry designed for comfortable driving and low fuel consumption. The Stralis is designed for national and international transportation services. The Stralis is equipped with a powerful and efficient engine with a comfortable cabin, which is also customizable. The Stralis also has advanced safety systems and telematics integration.

• Trakker

  The Iveco Trakker is a robust and versatile lorry built for construction and off-road applications. The Trakker is designed for long-distance transportation and is used mainly in the construction industry. The Trakker has a strong chassis and can be customized according to different needs. The Trakker is also suitable for different terrains because of its high ground clearance and four-wheel drive.

Specifications and maintenance of Iveco Lorry

Every business will have its own set of requirements when it comes to logistics and transportation. It could be transporting goods, distributing products, or even moving equipment. That’s why IVECO has a wide range of customizable solutions for businesses to explore. Business owners can find tailored configurations, specialized bodies, and even alternative fuel options depending on their needs.

Here are some specifications and maintenance requirements of the Iveco Lorry:

• Engine: Regular oil changes are necessary to maintain engine health. Use the recommended oil and filter from the owner's manual. Monitor coolant levels and address any leaks promptly. Check air filters regularly and replace them as needed to ensure proper airflow.
• Transmission: Follow the recommended transmission service intervals in the owner's manual. Use the specified transmission fluid and have it flushed and replaced at the scheduled intervals. Pay attention to transmission behavior and address any issues, such as slipping or rough shifting, promptly.
• Chassis: Keep the chassis clean and free of dirt and debris. Inspect suspension components, such as springs and shocks, for wear or damage. Check the steering system for smooth operation and alignment. Monitor the braking system, including pads, rotors, and brake fluid, for optimal performance.
• Tires: Maintain proper tire pressure according to the specifications in the owner's manual. Rotate tires regularly to ensure even wear and extend their lifespan. Replace tires when the tread depth reaches the minimum limit specified in the owner's manual.
• Electrical system: Regularly inspect the lorry's electrical components, such as lights and signals, to ensure proper operation. Keep battery terminals clean and free of corrosion. Monitor battery health and replace it according to the recommended interval or when signs of deterioration are evident.
• Vehicle body: Regularly wash and inspect the vehicle's exterior for signs of rust or damage. Address any body damage promptly to prevent further deterioration.

IVECO lorry drivers should follow the recommended maintenance schedule in the owner's manual. This ensures that all routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, filter replacements, and inspections, are performed at the specified intervals. Drivers should keep the lorries clean, both inside and out, to prevent dirt and debris buildup. This helps maintain the vehicle's condition and appearance.

Inspecting and addressing minor issues is crucial before they escalate into major problems. This practice can save on costly repairs and downtime. Iveco Lorry drivers should use genuine spare parts and accessories. This enhances compatibility and reliability while maintaining the warranty coverage of the vehicle.

How to choose Iveco lorry

When looking for an Iveco truck to buy for resale, many factors need to be considered. First, the intended use needs to be determined. Different models are suitable for different applications. For instance, some models are designed for long-distance haulage, while others are designed for short-distance delivery. After the intended use has been determined, the following factors need to be considered.

The size and payload capacity of the Iveco lorry are very important. The lorry should be able to transport goods and materials efficiently without exceeding the weight limits of the roads and the business's loading and unloading constraints. The size of the lorry should also enable it to navigate the intended routes easily.

Different Iveco lorries come with different fuel types. Some use diesel, while others are powered by alternative fuels such as natural gas. Diesel-powered lorries often have a longer range and are more efficient compared to those powered by alternative fuels. Businesses should consider their budget when buying an Ivevo lorry. Generally, lorries powered by alternative fuel tend to have a higher purchase cost than those powered by diesel.

Imveco lorries are known for their advanced technology features that enhance safety, comfort, and efficiency. Business owners should consider the technology features suitable for their needs. For example, some lorries are equipped with GPS navigation, advanced driver assistance systems, and telematics capabilities.

Different Iveco lorry models offer different comfort levels. Buyers should look for an Iveco lorry with a comfortable cabin and seating area, climate control, and adequate storage space for long-distance travel.

Before buying an Iveco lorry, check and compare the warranty and after-sales services offered by different suppliers. Some offer longer warranty periods and good after-sales services, such as maintenance and technical support.

Once all the factors have been considered, and the right Iveco lorry has been selected, buyers should conduct a test drive to ensure the lorry meets their requirements and is in good condition.

How to DIY and Replace Iveco Lorry

Replacing an Iveco truck can be a complex task that typically requires specialized knowledge and skills, especially for larger models. However, here's a general guide on how to replace an Iveco truck:

Before doing anything, make sure you have the necessary equipment, tools, and safety measures in place. This includes:

• New Iveco truck (matching the specifications of the old one)
• Immobility equipment (e.g. wheel chocks)
• Jack and jack stands
• Torque wrench
• Basic hand tools (e.g. sockets, ratchets, wrenches)
• Specialty tools (e.g. for truck suspension or steering system disassembly)
• Safety equipment (e.g. gloves, protective eyewear)

Follow these steps:

• 1. Preparation: Read the owner's manual to understand the specific instructions for replacing the truck. Make sure all the data and features of the new truck are the same as the old one.
• 2. Immobilization: Ensure that the old truck is immobilized. Use wheel chocks to prevent rolling.
• 3. Disconnect the batteries: To prevent electrical problems, disconnect the batteries of both trucks.
• 4. Move the old truck: Use the jack and jack stands to lift the old truck and start the disassembly process. Follow the manual to disassemble the immobilization system, suspension, and steering system.
• 5. Move the new truck: Once the old truck is replaced, follow the steps in the owner's manual to reassemble the immobilization system, suspension, and steering system.
• 6. Reconnect the batteries: Reconnect the batteries of the new truck after ensuring all systems are properly connected.

Once the Iveco lorry replacement is done, perform a thorough inspection to ensure everything is working properly. Check all systems, including the engine, transmission, brakes, and electrical systems, before driving the new truck.

Q&A

Q1: How often should Iveco lorries be serviced?

A1: The service interval for Iveco lorries depends on the specific model and usage. However, a general rule is to have a service every 12,000 to 15,000 km or at least once a year. Always refer to the owner's manual for precise recommendations.

Q2: What is the load capacity of an Iveco lorry?

A2: The load capacity of an Iveco lorry varies depending on the model. Generally, Iveco lorries have a load capacity ranging from 3.5 tonnes for smaller models to over 12 tonnes for larger ones. The exact load capacity should be checked in the specifications of the particular model.

Q3: Are Iveco lorries suitable for off-road driving?

A3: Some Iveco lorry models, particularly those designed for light trucks, are suitable for off-road driving. They usually have features such as four-wheel drive and high ground clearance, making them suitable for off-road conditions. However, this capability is not typical for all Iveco lorry models.

Q4: What type of fuel do Iveco lorries use?

A4: Most Iveco lorries are diesel-powered. However, some newer models may also be available in alternative fuels, such as natural gas or electricity. Always check the specifications to know the fuel type of a particular model.

Q5: What is the warranty period for new Iveco lorries?

A5: The warranty period for new Iveco lorries varies depending on the model and country. Typically, the warranty period is 2 to 3 years or until a certain number of kilometers is reached (for example, 200,000 km). For exact warranty conditions, please refer to the official Iveco website or contact the local dealer.