As 2018 draws to a close, most people are taking some time to reflect on the year and the good and bad that happened in the past 365 days. No matter what side of the political debate you’re on, we can all agree that 2018 was an interesting year in politics and world news. There […]
Winter can bring many challenges for your business. If your business has fuel reserves on-site, one of those challenges is storing diesel fuel in cold weather. Though diesel fuel can handle lower temperatures than water, when it gets cold enough, it can cause problems. Here is an overview of what happens to diesel in the
If your business requires fuel to operate (whether that’s to fuel an entire fleet or to keep an important generator running), keeping your fuel supply full is essential. Have you considered bulk fuel delivery? Here are four of the benefits of bulk fuel delivery – it just might be the solution your business needs. Customizable
Going somewhere for Thanksgiving? Whether you’re going across the street or across the country, most people travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. In 2017, 51 million people traveled more than 50 miles for their Thanksgiving celebrations! If you’re one of those people, we have some Thanksgiving travel tips to help your travel go as smooth as
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If you get bulk fuel delivered, you need to have a fuel tank to store it. Having fuel on-site can be a great benefit for your business, but you need to make sure to keep your fuel tanks maintained; water and other contaminants in your fuel tank can cause the fuel to degrade and cause
The weather has been cold recently, and winter’s on its way. It’s time to think about winter car maintenance (or more accurately, winter car preventative maintenance) to keep your car running smoothly in cold weather. Here are a few things you should definitely check or have checked by a mechanic before the cold weather hits.
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The difference between on-road and off-road diesel is simpler than you think. Though they are both diesel fuels and both can be used to power diesel-fueled engines, there are a few major differences. So what are the differences between on-road and off-road diesel? In case you didn’t know.. McIntosh Energy offers fuel delivery services for
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We offer four different fuel types for delivery – on-road diesel, off-road diesel, gasoline, and kerosene. Each of these types of fuel has different uses and applications. The one thing they all have in common, though, is that if your business requires one (or more) of them to operate, getting a bulk fuel delivery (and
Four-wheeled vehicles like your standard car have vastly different capabilities than a semi truck. Semi trucks are bigger, heavier, harder to stop (and slower to accelerate), and have larger blind spots than regular vehicles. You can usually drive safely around semi trucks with just a bit of common sense, but here are some tips that
McIntosh Energy is an independent franchisee of Pacific Pride, a commercial fueling and fleet card system. Pacific Pride benefits fleets as one of the nation’s largest cardlock fueling networks. Here are just a few of the benefits of getting PrideAdvantage fleet cards for your fleet. Over 1,000 Pacific Pride fueling sites in the United States