What Tradies Want — August-September 2017

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NEWS & VIEWS

Shell Card is a simple, effective and convenient product that can save

businesses a lot of headaches in paperwork and at the pump. With

a valid ABN, it provides a business with a secure and efficient way

to buy Shell’s high-quality fuels and offers a wide range of benefits.

Nobody signs up for paperwork when they start out as a tradie. The

more time spent on administration, the less time spent making money.

But without staying on top of expenses and receipts, as well as

ensuring quotes and invoices go out, things can come to a grinding

halt very quickly. Managing fuel expenses can be particularly

time-consuming. Fluctuating prices, lost receipts, complicated

calculations...it’s far from straightforward.

To learn how Shell Card can help your business manage fuel usage,

and to take advantage of the four-cents-ongoing-per-litre discount

off fuel purchases*, visit http://www.shell.com.au/offer.

* Offer valid August 1 to September 30 2017. Excludes AdBlue and LPG.

SHELL CARD. SMARTER

The Iveco Daily light-truck range continues

to grow in popularity with Australian tradies.

The new Daily has been entirely redesigned to

meet all light-commercial transport needs and

allows optimised load capacities and a more

accessible load compartment.

For operators who’ve outgrown their ute

and need additional space and payload, the

Daily is the ideal choice. It offers the strength

and carrying capacity of a light truck with

the sophistication, driver comfort and safety

features of a passenger car.

Models range in payload from a passenger-

car-licenced, 4495kg GVM lightee to a 7200kg

GVM workhorse with a wide selection of

wheelbase options and the availability of dual-

cab models.

Daily cab chassis are available in a choice

of six-speed manual or market-leading eight-

speed, full-automatic transmission, and power

comes courtesy of powerful-yet-fuel-efficient

three-litre diesel engines with market-leading

power and torque of up to 150kW and 470Nm.

On the safety front the Daily features the

superior stopping power of front and rear

disc brakes with Electronic Stability Program

as well as four airbags, making it a tough, yet

safe, workhorse.

When it comes to comfort and driveability

the Iveco Daily drives more like a car than

a truck thanks to its new, lowered seating

position and smaller steering wheel. An

ergonomic dashboard and climate control

system combine to create the feeling of driving

a European car rather than a truck.

The lads will now be arguing over who’s

driving the work truck to the site for the first

time ever.

Visit: http://www.iveco.com.au

IVECO DAILY BRAWN AND BRAINS