Fuel Savings and Return on Investment

With today's diesel prices, maximizing fuel efficiency is more important than ever. Our products 6% fuel savings will reduce the average truck’s fuel consumption by 1,000 gallons every 100,000 miles to produce a fast ROI and tremendous long-term savings. Unlike the many fuel saving products that fail to deliver on exaggerated claims, we base our numbers on U.S. DOE sponsored SAE/TMC standardized tests conducted by a respected third party. Operational fleet tests have exceeded our partner's expectations, and proven the functionality and durability of the products over the long haul. We take a full view of the cost equation involved, from initial expenses to ongoing maintenance factors, and are confident our products are among the most cost effective means of maximizing fuel efficiency available to the industry. Prove it for yourself and put your fleet ahead of the curve.

Trailer Fuel Savings per 100,000 miles    
    FW Gap Fairing FW Belly Fairing FW System
  Fuel Price 2% Savings 4% Savings 6% Savings
  $3.25 1118 2237 3355
  $3.50 1204 2409 3613
  $3.75 1290 2581 3871
National Average* $4.00 1376 2753 4129
  $4.25 1462 2925 4387
  $4.50 1548 3097 4645
  $4.75 1634 3269 4903
*As reported by the U.S. DOE on 2/15/08    
Based on a 6.1 mpg baseline truck efficiency (U.S. average)  

Every fleet's fuel saving potential and ROI is different due to regional fuel prices, tractor efficiency, trailer mileage, operations and the aerodynamic configuration. However, most high mileage fleets will receive an ROI on their original investment in less than one year. Whatever your needs, Freight Wing Inc. has an option that will improve your profitability by decreasing fuel expenditures. Contact us for a custom fuel savings analysis based on your fleet's operations.

Diesel Prices are on the Rise!

Rising fuel prices may substantially increase the fuel savings made possible by enhanced aerodynamics for decades to comeAccording to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, “world demand for petroleum is expected to skyrocket by 56 percent, or 43 million barrels per day (bpd), over the next 20 years, due mostly to strong demand for transportation fuels.” Meanwhile, supplies are depleting and political instability in the Middle East (where 40% of the world’s oil originates) can severely escalate prices. Although the price of fuel is often quite volatile, it has increased over 60% in the last two years. If this trend continues, we will be paying over $6 per gallon in only four years. Freight Wing™ products help to control the effect of fuel price increases and volatility. trailer skirt

 

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