The chassis specialist AL-KO Vehicle Technology is kicking off the new camping season with an innovative concept: the VarioX lightweight chassis. The weight of the previous chassis has been reduced by up to 30 percent through sophisticated frame part design, but with the same high stability and load capacity. This provides additional reserve capacity in terms of payload and is the first step towards the mobility of the future.
When it comes to buying a motorhome, there is a whole array of aspects to think about. It is often the case that a motorhome’s look is what it ultimately comes down to when consumers are making their purchase. However, if you want to go one step further than simple visual appeal and functionality, and make sure your motorhome is both a comfortable and safe on the road, you should definitely think about opting for the right body. Often underestimated, a quality body ensures that the motorhome doesn’t rock you and your loved ones about, bringing you safely to your destination.
The right caravan support set-up is part of a successful holiday for every camper. This can be achieved with the help of simple manual corner steadies, but using electric and hydraulic supports is even more convenient. We will show you the differences between all AL-KO systems and answer the question that keeps coming up as to whether supports can also be used for jacking up - for example over the winter break.
Whether sales vehicle or platform vehicle, ambulance or livestock transport - thanks to many years’ worth of experience, AL-KO has the right lightweight chassis for every customer’s needs. What options are available? Which field needs which solution? Read on to find out everything you need to know about the AL-KO lightweight chassis.
Van or box truck? This is a question many companies ask themselves before purchasing a transportation vehicle. People often opt for a van, the supposedly cheaper solution, because they cost less to buy. We have done some research for you into the important aspects and advantages to help you make the right decision.
When it’s snowing outside or black ice has turned the streets into an ice rink, the show must still go on for many of you: work has to get done and trailer and transport have to get to site. Vehicle technology specialist AL-KO has put together some tips for you on how to drive and brake safely with a trailer despite snowy and icy conditions.
