Where Is the Aerodynamic Resistance Occurring?
That question should come before choosing the accessory.
If the aerodynamic transition between the cab and body needs attention, a cab-mounted product may be appropriate. Where airflow around the front of a body or trailer is the issue, a body-mounted solution may make more sense.
Our truck product range includes:
NoseCone
A body-mounted aerodynamic range covering numerous rigid truck and trailer configurations, with sizes and profiles for different body dimensions.
Fuelskirts
Panels for the sides of truck bodies and trailers, designed to deflect wind and reduce drag.
At Aeroz Products NSW, we also offer aerodynamic kits for applications requiring a broader vehicle setup.
Fuel Saving Is Not A Fixed Number
Improving aerodynamic efficiency can help reduce unnecessary drag, which is why aerodynamic equipment is considered by operators looking at fuel efficiency. However, real-world fuel savings should not be treated as a fixed or guaranteed percentage.
Our reference material also acknowledges that numerous factors can affect the savings achieved.
These may include the truck and body configuration, route, load, speed, operating environment and driving conditions. Results achieved on one commercial vehicle should therefore not automatically be expected from another.
The stronger approach is to select aerodynamic equipment around the individual vehicle and its operating requirements.
Find an Aerodynamic Solution for Your Truck
Aeroz Products NSW can help commercial operators compare Fuelscoop, NoseCone, Fuelskirts and related aerodynamic equipment, with supply and fitting available from our Milperra base.
Call us on 0411 212 444 to discuss your truck configuration and suitable fuel-saving aerodynamic accessories.