Read Time: 4 Minutes | When choosing the right Kenworth sleeper, it comes down to finding the right balance of comfort, space, weight, and overall truck size. Whether you’re running a vocational truck, hauling regional routes, or spending weeks on the road, the sleeper you choose can have a big impact on how the vehicle fits your operation. Kenworth offers several sleeper configurations to meet different driver needs. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the 40-inch, 52-inch, and 76-inch sleepers, including the key features, advantages, and applications that make each one a good fit.
Read moreRead Time: 4 Minutes | If you’re looking for a low cab forward refuse truck, two models consistently make the top of the list: the Kenworth L770 and the Peterbilt 520. Both are premium vocational truck options that share many of the same specifications and are designed specifically for demanding municipal and waste collection applications. So, which refuse truck is the better choice?
Read moreRead Time: 5 Minutes | Whether you’re choosing between a used T680 or a new Kenworth T680 Next Gen, we’re breaking down what really matters: what’s changed, how those updates affect performance, and which option best fits your operation.
Read moreRead Time: 5 Minutes | In this guide, we give you the top 5 Kenworth vocational trucks of 2026 ranked by capability, versatility, and performance. Plus, we’ll tell you exactly which truck is best for your operation.
Read moreRead Time: 3 Minutes | At Coopersburg & Liberty Kenworth, we’re always focused on helping drivers get the most out of their trucks. That’s why we’re excited to share this Gabrielli Truck Sales article spotlighting Kenworth’s Digital Mirror System. In this article, you’ll learn how their DigitalVision Mirrors work, its key features, and how they affect fuel economy, and why it matters for overall driver awareness.
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