Product Reviews on Items
Marketed to and Sold to Truck Drivers

Have you ever wished you could read product reviews on items marketed to and sold to truck drivers, particularly at truck stops, before you plunk down your hard-earned money? Then you've come to the right place.

Through this website, we provide real world tips that help professional truck drivers save hard-earned money and personal reporting about products and services for use on the road.

On this page, we will link to specific items that we have personally tested, including those we have used in the trucks we have driven. We provide the pros and cons.

We are also asking for your product reviews of items marketed to or used by truckers, those for your own personal use and those for use in your truck. All professional truck drivers use products in the course of their work. What have you found that works or doesn't? Review it! If you're like us, you've walked around in the chain truckstops and seen lots of items for sale in the travel stores. You've been around long enough to know that some of those items just look cheap -- even though they may be sold at what seems like a premium price! Some items may indeed be sturdy, durable, long-lasting and worth the cost while others aren't worth a plugged nickel.

Here's our list of what we have reviewed (linked) and plan to review personally:

• 12 volt DC inverter
• 12-Volt Tornado Fan.
• Aluminum forms holder
• Bubba Keg
• Coleman ice chest
• The Enforcer king pin lock
• Debbie Meyer^™ GreenBags^®
• Krud Kutter
• Mountain House Freeze Dried Scrambled Eggs with Bacon
• Mountain House Freeze Dried Beef Stew
• Pot-n-Pop
• PowerHunt 12 volt products
• Presto Kitchen Kettle (hot pot)
• Siphon pump
• Snapware
• Thermoelectric cooler
• Thetford Porta Potti 365
• Tire pressure monitoring system
• The Trucker's Friend: National Truck Stop Directory
• Trucker's Workstation ™ Laptop Stand by Cyber Trucker

• Exercise programs:
  • "Truckercise"
  • Road-Fit
• Diesel additives:
  • Diesel Boost Plus by NorthingtonEnergy
  • FPPF Fuel Power
  • Howes Lubricator
  • Power Service Diesel 9-1-1^®
• Energy bars, meal replacement bars, snack bars:
  • Detour
  • FiberOne
  • Kashi GoLean
  • Lean Muscle
  • Marathon Energy
  • MET-Rx
  • Nature Valley Granola
  • Power Bar
  • Supreme Protein
  • South Beach Living
  • Special K Protein
• Energy drinks:
  • Amp
  • Full Throttle
  • HYPE
  • Monster Energy
  • Red Bull
  • RockStar
• Food products:
  • Heater Meals
• Cooking appliances:
  • Max Burton Digital Stove to Go Digital Cooker
• Personal hygiene items:
  • Klenz XXL Shower in a Towel
• Cigarette smoking cessation/replacement products:
  • Filtrim
  • Nicorette
  • NJOY
  • Smoke Away
• U.S. Lube products:
  • U.S. Lube Oil Enhancer
  • U.S. Lube Upper Cylinder Lube & Injector Cleaner
• Fuel Shark
• Call Capture cellular signal amplifier
• CB radios:
  • Cobra (all models)
  • Galaxy
  • Uniden
• GPS units:
  • Cobra
  • Garmin
  • Magellan
  • PC Miler
  • Rand McNally
• TruckFridge (all models)
• FireStik^® antennas
• TyrFil (R) polyurethane tire fill
• Bunk warmers
• Lug nut torque indicators
• Auxiliary Power Units (APUs):
  • Carrier
  • ThermoKing
• RoadPro^® 12-volt products:
  • heaters
  • cooking appliances
  • truck accessories
  • insulated cups and thermoses
  • inverters, power adapters and battery guards
• Entertainment options:
  • VuQube
• Tracker 12-volt products
• Trailer Locking Pin Locator
• Truck Spec^® products
• Barjan products
• Airtab aerodynamic fuel economy savers and vortex generators
• Security devices:
  • king pin locks
  • glad hand locks
  • trailer door locks

We make a distinction between products like this that don't come equipped on a truck and truck parts. Just because you don't see an item listed doesn't mean that you can't write a review about it. If you are interested in providing a product review, please see the information under our money saving tip below.

Please note: We also have pages where drivers may review truck parts, truck services and truck stops.

Money saving tip: If you have ever pulled up product reviews or customer ratings on a website to see what the editors, experts or users have written, you know that people sometimes take great pains to give the pros and cons of using various items to encourage or warn future buyers, as the case may warrant. The magazine Consumer Reports contains "reviews and comparisons of consumer products and services based on reporting and results from its in-house testing laboratory."* In this case, you are the consumer; you do your own product testing. Just because an item may be sold in a truckstop -- supposedly for use in trucks -- does not mean that it will work well in trucks. If you find something particularly appealing or disturbing, your review can mean the difference between a sale and a pass at the store by a fellow driver. Think of it as either a personal recommendation (like a money saving tip) or a personal warning like you would give face-to-face.

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