On and Off-Road Diesel

Diesel fuel is commonly used in a variety of applications, including powering diesel engines in cars, trucks, buses, construction equipment, and generators. When considering diesel fueling, whether for personal vehicles or a fleet of vehicles and equipment, there are several important factors to take into account to ensure a smooth and cost-effective fueling process. Here’s what you need to know about diesel fueling, so read on.

Diesel fueling guidelines

The tips below can help you make informed decisions about diesel fueling that are safe, efficient, and cost-effective for your specific needs:

On-Road vs. Off-Road Diesel Fueling: Understand that diesel fueling for on-road vehicles, like trucks and cars, is subject to different regulations and taxation than off-road equipment, such as construction machinery or agricultural vehicles. Diesel used in off-road applications is often dyed and may have different sulfur content levels to comply with environmental standards.
Fleet Fueling: Know that fleet fueling may involve more sophisticated systems and monitoring. If you manage a fleet, consider suppliers that offer fuel inventory management services. These services can help track and optimize fuel consumption and reduce the risk of running out of fuel.
Fleet Management: If managing a fleet of vehicles, consider implementing a fleet management system that tracks fuel consumption, monitors vehicle performance, and helps optimize routes for fuel efficiency.
Fuel Efficiency: Know the fuel efficiency of your vehicles or equipment, as it impacts the frequency of refueling and overall operating costs.
Tank Capacity: Be familiar with the fuel tank capacities of your vehicles or equipment. This knowledge helps you plan your refueling stops.
Safety Procedures: Follow safety procedures when fueling, such as turning off the engine, grounding to prevent static electricity, and using proper equipment and safety gear.
Maintenance and Inspections: Regularly inspect and maintain your vehicle or equipment’s fuel system to prevent leaks, contamination, and other issues that can affect fuel efficiency.
Environmental Considerations: Check if the supplier follows environmentally responsible practices and offers eco-friendly fuel options, such as biodiesel blends, to reduce carbon emissions.
Fuel Documentation: Keep accurate records of your fuel purchases and usage, especially if you need to report fuel expenses for tax or regulatory compliance.
Long-Term Supplier Relationship: Consider establishing a long-term relationship with a reliable supplier. A trusted partner can better understand your needs and provide consistent service.

We sell and deliver both on-road and off-road diesel fuel

Attention truckers and heavy equipment operators: Fredericks Fuel has your diesel fuel. Visit our Wantage plant for on- or off-road diesel or contact us to schedule a fuel delivery. With plentiful on-site storage, Fredericks Fuel offers competitive pricing and a dependable supply of both on- and off-road diesel fuel.

Make Fredericks Fuel your trusted diesel fuel supplier

With a history of delivering fuels that stretches back to 1920, Fredericks Fuel and Heating Service has no peer when it comes to keeping residents of northern NJ warm and safe – both on the road and off. In fact, for your convenience, Fredericks Fuel offers both on- and off-road diesel fuel for all your transportation, equipment and heating needs. If you are in Oak Ridge, Sparta, Wantage or anywhere in Northern NJ, contact Fredericks Fuel today to learn why Fredericks Fuel should be your diesel fuel supplier.