Oil Temperature Gauges

WHY DO I NEED AN OIL TEMPERATURE GAUGE?

There are many reasons why an oil temperature gauge is vital to your truck, but it all comes down to one essential factor: they protect your engine and keep it running. Oil temperature is one of the most important bits of information to know about your truck, especially when towing heavy loads or pushing your truck’s limits over long distances. Although oil moves through your engine and cools it, it continues to take on and lose heat itself. It also takes much longer for oil to reach its own proper temperature levels, and keeping that temperature within normal limits is vital. Especially in colder temperatures, it takes even more time for oil temperature to reach standard temperature levels. The most effective way to bring it up to proper levels is to actually drive your truck and get your engine moving. This is where your oil temperature gauge install comes into play. Having an oil temp gauge in place monitors your oil temperature levels to make sure they’re optimal, and will alert you as to whether temperature levels are running too hot. Ultimately, if your truck’s oil temperature isn’t completely warmed up or is overheating, that issue will have a negative impact on your truck as well. Oil temperature gauges are designed so that you will be able to detect these types of issues in order to make the proper corrections. These gauges will also provide you with added piece of mind when you’re driving. With quick at-a-glance readings you’ll be able to see that your oil temp is where it should be and that your truck is running smoothly and at ideal levels.

MAXTOW GUARANTEE

MaxTow Oil Temperature Gauges are not only guaranteed to work from the time they arrive at your house, but the installation process is also easy. This way you spend less time trying to get them installed and more time on the road. MaxTow's Oil Temperature Gauges also come with a one year warranty as well as unlimited tech support. That means we're always here to help if you ever have any questions about your Oil Temperature Gauge, whether it's one year from now or 10 years down the road.