Alternative Fuel System Service and Support

No one is more committed to natural gas vehicles than Rush Truck Centers. We’ve made extensive investments in technician training and facility upgrades to help ensure that our technicians can properly and safely maintain and repair natural gas vehicles. Across our network, we have more than 290 natural gas-certified technicians and that number is growing rapidly.

Services provided at individual Rush Truck Centers locations vary. To find a location that offers natural gas service in your area, view our list of service locations.

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Certified Alternative Fuel Technicians

We are committed to making sure the right technician is working on your alternative fuel vehicles. Our expert technicians go through extensive training and are certified to work on Eaton Hybrid Electric Drive Systems as well as other alternative fuel technologies, including CNG, LNG, and propane-powered engines and fuel systems.

We make it our business to keep up to date on all state and federal emissions regulations to ensure your trucks are in compliance with EPA, CARB, Port, and designated non-attainment and anti-idling area standards.

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Retrofit Systems and Parts

Rush Truck Centers offers idle reduction systems, including the latest in APU and thermal storage systems, fuel-operated cabin heaters and engine pre-heater systems. Our emissions reduction components include diesel particulate filters (DPFs), diesel oxidation catalysts (DOCs), ventilation systems and more. We also provide proper installation of these systems, retrofit systems and parts.

Exploring Natural Gas Engine Options

Replacing one aging diesel-powered truck with a truck powered by a natural gas engine is the clean-air equivalent of removing 119 cars from the roads.
From picking the best type of natural gas vehicle for your fleet to selecting the correct engine and natural gas fuel to meet emissions goals and application demands, we broke down the options you have when it comes to making the switch to natural gas on The Long Haul blog.