Life on the road definitely has its ups and downs: being away from your family for extended periods of time, tough schedules and the stress of making deadlines. One of the other big ones for many truck drivers is the sleeping arrangements. While sleeping cabins aren’t all terrible, nothing beats your bed and your bedroom. There are some ways to make your sleeping cabin as comfortable as possible, if you haven’t already. Below are five ways to upgrade your truck’s sleeping cabin. Blackout curtains. One of the major hurdles to a good night’s sleep in a truck cabin, especially in many truck stops, is the ambient light that can make it seem like trying to sleep in an airport. Cars, restaurants, street and highway lighting can make it impossible. Invest in some blackout curtains. They pretty much cancel out all outside lighting. Noise-insulating curtains. Sound is another big sleep disrupter.…
If you own a truck and are considering taking some steps to improve its esthetic, some modifications are better than others. You might want to make some mods while still ensuring that your truck is fully functional, especially if you use it to run your business. If you are considering modifying your truck and are unsure of where to start, below are some tips. Consider the image. Consider what you want your truck to convey. Do you want it to hug the ground and look more sleek? If so, you might want to go for a low rider effect and reduce the leaf springs, installing shorter coil springs at the front, or using lower profile tires on wider rims. If you want a more aggressive look, a lift kit that raises the front, back, or both could do the trick. You might want to add some mystery to your ride…
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