​Overview In 2000, Australia’s truck market was shaped by rugged terrain, long-haul logistics, and booming mining/agricultural sectors. U.S.-designed heavy-duty trucks dominated mining and interstate transport, while Japanese brands led urban delivery segments. Local assembly of Kenworth and Mack models ensured durability for Australia’s harsh conditions. Emission standards lagged behind Europe, with most trucks adhering to...
Introduction In the unforgiving environments of mining pits and construction sites, heavy commercial vehicles (HCVs) face extreme loads, uneven terrain, and relentless vibrations. Traditional suspension systems falter under these conditions, but modern ​air suspension systems—powered by high-capacity air springs, intelligent height control valves, and adaptive ECU algorithms—deliver unmatched stability and durability. This blog dissects the...