Arkansas' Largest Pre-Owned Selection

The 2009 Chevy Silverado features a six-speed automatic transmission with 5.3-, 6.0-, and 6.2-liter engines, while a more powerful, E85-capable 6.2-liter V-8 is available in the crew cab.

By lowering the freeway rpm, the new Hydra-Matic six-speed automatic helps achieve better fuel efficiency and reduced noise levels.

Furthermore, the Silverado’s towing capacity is now 7,000 pounds, a 400-pound increase. The E85-capable 6.2-liter features variable valve timing and is rated at 403 horsepower; base Silverados do just fine with a 195-horsepower, 4.3-liter V-6.

At T&B Auto, we’ve got Arkansas’ largest selection of used work trucks,used flatbed trucks, used dump bed trucks, used utility trucks, used box trucks, used cargo vans and used passenger vans.

The front-end design of the GMC Sierra emphasizes the truck’s wide stance. The headlamps are a pair of stacked, jeweled lenses. The front bumper of the GMC Sierra features round fog lamps and a wide air intake and wraps around the sides of the truck to the front lower edge of the front wheel wells.

The Sierra hood has a pair of long, narrow V-shaped power bulges and leads back to a steeply raked windshield. The windshield is tilted back for improved aerodynamics and enhanced highway fuel economy.

A cargo management system is available for the bed with side rails and various cargo-carrying and cargo-controlling boxes and dividers and tie-downs.

Anyone who has really used their work truck as a work truck, knows that it always eventually ends up looking like… well, a used work truck!

Scratches from hauling branches, dents from loading materials and tools and dirt from job sites eventually start to make its way into the cosmetics of your truck. This makes buying a used work truck make much more sense.

Please don’t misunderstand, the used work trucks we have available on our lot are in excellent shape, and have no signs of excessive wear and tear. My point is that if you are going to buy a truck for work it makes much more sense to buy a used work truck over a new one, especially if you anticipate using it, well, like a work truck!

Plus, you’ll save money by buying a used work truck in Arkansas.

A trailer coupler is a mechanical device that connects a trailer to the hitch of the tow vehicle.  Work trucks are one of the most common vehicles that need trailer hitches.

Work trucks often pull large trailers loaded down with equipment or landscape materials.

Trailer couplers come in several different configurations, but all work by clamping around the hitch ball. Some couplers employing a hand wheel to tighten the clamp to the ball; another common arrangement is a lever or toggle to lock the coupler.

As 2010 rolls in, maybe your work truck needs to be replaced.

With today’s economy, the wise choice is pick out a used work truck from T&B Auto where they carry the largest selection of used work trucks in Arkansas.

Not only do you get a great selection of used work trucks, you are making a better investment since used work trucks usually cost thousands less than new work trucks.

Whatever your plans are for 2010, may you have a blessed and prosperous new year!

Perform Regular Maintenance Tasks
You’ll use less gas if you keep your work truck tuned up and running like it should. Read your work truck owner’s manual and make sure your tires are inflated as the manufacturer recommends. Under inflation creates a drag that reduces fuel economy. Don’t forget about your work truck’s wheel alignment.  If your work truck is not rolling straight, you won’t get optimum gas mileage.

Plan Your Route
On work days and on weekends, whenever you drive your work truck, plan your routes to avoid congested, high-traffic areas with construction and stop-and-go driving.  When your route requires you to be on the Arkansas interstates, be sure to set your cruise control on your work truck.