When Should You Replace a Truck Curtain?
Five signs that a curtain has reached the end of its economic life, and what to check at every service.
The warning signs
Chalky, faded fabric that marks your hand; tears that reopen next to old repairs; elongated or pulled eyelets along the bottom hem; buckles and tensioners that no longer hold tension; and light visible through the weave.
The cost argument
Once a curtain needs repeated repairs in a single quarter, the accumulated downtime usually exceeds the cost of replacement. Track repairs per curtain — that number tells you when to replace.
Plan replacements around your schedule
Fleets that replace curtains on a planned cycle, rather than after a failure, avoid roadside downtime and can bundle branding into the same order.
Get pricing for your requirement
Send dimensions, application details and photographs for a fast quotation.