Fuel efficiency isn’t just about what’s under the hood. It’s about every moving part of a vehicle working in harmony—with minimal resistance, optimal weight, and maximum performance. For trucks and heavy-duty vehicles especially, the quality of auto parts plays a significant role in how efficiently fuel is consumed on the road. While engine tuning and tire pressure often steal the spotlight, overlooked components like brake systems can be silent fuel-burners if not maintained properly. Let’s explore how quality parts , particularly braking components, contribute to better fuel economy—and how choosing the right suppliers can make all the difference. Friction & Resistance: How Brakes Affect Fuel Use Every time a truck brakes, energy is converted into heat through friction. That’s expected—but what’s not acceptable is when poor-quality brake components cause excess drag, resistance, or uneven wear, which forces the engine to work harder and burn more fuel....