After previously publishing a video contrasting gas vs diesel fuel savings within the HD truck space ([ Ссылка ]), I got a lot of comments on that video requesting more information on a maintenance comparison between gas and diesel trucks. Are diesel HD trucks significantly more expensive to maintain compared to their gas counterparts? There are a lot of opinions out there, but what does a real owner's maintenance look like between gas HD trucks and diesel HD trucks? Well, in today's video I share my actual maintenance schedules that I personally use and have used on my current 2024 GMC Sierra 2500 HD with the V8 6.6L L8T gas engine and my previous 2021 RAM 3500 Cummins I-6 6.7L HO diesel engine.

*Note the maintenance schedules shown in my spreadsheet are NOT official maintenance schedules from the manufacturers. So be sure to do your own research and read your owner's manual to determine what schedule is best for you.

If you didn't catch the previous fuel comparison video, here it is:
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