What is axle gearing?
Axle gearing plays a critical role in vehicle performance. It determines how efficiently engine power is delivered to the wheels, which directly impacts fuel efficiency, torque, acceleration, and the ability to climb grades. Selecting the right axle gearing can lead to lower fuel costs, improved drivability, and fewer maintenance issues throughout the vehicle’s life cycle.

At Cummins, we are committed to helping customers match the right axle gear ratio to each application for maximum performance and return on investment. As powertrain systems become more complex, proper axle gear ratio ensures that vehicles remain responsive, efficient, and reliable in real-world operating conditions.

Reliable backup power starts with the right equipment, but it lasts with the right protection. The Cummins Extended Warranty Program is built for those who think ahead, offering uninterrupted coverage and unwavering peace of mind long after the installation is complete. The program allows Cummins customers to build a tailored protection plan that helps safeguard their long-term investment in commercial, industrial and mission-critical power.

A backup power failure at a wastewater facility can lead to immediate and severe consequences. Pumps stop, tanks overflow, leaving contaminants easy access to our waterways. What started as a brief outage, then turns into a major public health and environmental emergency. Though rare, such failures can trigger a chain reaction: beach closures, boil water advisories, infrastructure damage, and loss of public trust.

Your vehicle’s suspension system does more than just provide a comfortable ride; it plays a critical role in keeping your vehicle stable, aligned, and performing at its best. Every bump, pothole, and turn puts pressure on suspension components. Over time, wear is inevitable.
That is why regular suspension maintenance—and knowing when to replace key components—is key to extending vehicle life, improving ride quality, and preventing costly repairs down the road.