AirDog by PureFlow Technologies, Inc.

06/08/2026

If you've ever wondered what exactly our systems do, then this is the video for you!

06/04/2026

Testing out the new lifts! We pulled Jay’s truck into the shop, and good thing we did! Found a little sway bar link issue, which we promptly fixed!

05/29/2026

Just another day in the AirDog House 😆 If you're thinking about getting an install, maybe give us a call?

05/29/2026

This will be a fun show!

Join Long Haul Paul Music and myself next weekend at the Wheel Jam Truck Show as we take the stage simultaneously and swap song for song & story for story!!! Special thanks to Fitzgerald Truck Parts AirDog by PureFlow Technologies, Inc. Diesel Pride Pride Truck Wash Patriot Lift Co., LLC

Can't wait to see you!!!!

05/28/2026

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This life ain't for everyone, but IYKYN... an efficient fuel system that protects your investment, plus boost performance and fuel mileage makes this life a LOT less stressfull. Thanks for the peace of mind AirDog by PureFlow Technologies, Inc.!!!!! Dont just take my word for it, ask Gary Dean Jones , John Highley Gentry & Sons Trucking Van Brown with BullSnot or Cody Davis , just to name a few!!!

05/27/2026

Keep an eye out on what the team at Sterling Diesel are doing!

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

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Everybody out on I-40 knew “Wide Eyed Wyatt” from the infamous Chrome Hearts trucking gang. If you saw a beat-up white Volvo flying past you at 3:17 in the morning doing 84 mph downhill with three marker lights out and a bumper held together by ratchet straps, chances were Wyatt was behind the wheel whispering, “Ain’t no robot truck gonna out-haul me.”

The Chrome Hearts gang specialized in the kind of freight nobody else wanted. Loads of tortilla flour out of Juarez headed to Chicago for a dollar a mile. Farm machinery out of Laredo for 90 cents a mile.

Wyatt had a reputation for never sleeping. According to legend, he once drove from Bakersfield to Memphis fueled entirely by Super Trucker Power Picks, bananas and unresolved childhood trauma. Wyatt claimed he could spot a state trooper from six miles away with his eagle eyes.

His trucking record was legendary too:
• 14 improper footwear citations
• 6 unsanitary bunk tickets
• 3 incidents involving raccoons
• 1 warning for attempting to draft behind a tornado in Oklahoma “to save fuel”

But Wyatt wasn’t just a trucker. Oh no. At truck stops after midnight, he practiced “glass blowing and chemistry” behind abandoned vending machines.

Some folks said he looked suspiciously like Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad, especially when he’d yell “YEAH SCIENCE, BROTHER” while heating up a burrito with a torch lighter.

His proudest accomplishment came back in 2021 when the Chrome Hearts gang challenged an autonomous truck to a coast-to-coast race. Wyatt drove 31 straight hours with one sock on, enough Dry Goods to take Steve O out and a possum riding in the passenger seat named Curtis. He actually beat the autonomous truck by 11 minutes after the robot unit got confused and tried to deliver itself to a scrap metal yard.

But every outlaw story eventually catches up with itself.

Wyatt’s downfall happened outside Amarillo when he was pulled over for drafting behind a Prius authorities soon discovered:
• six unpaid CAT scale tickets,
• three fake “Chicken Lights Matter” bumper stickers,
• and an illegal chemistry experiment bubbling inside a crockpot hotwired to the battery.

When police asked him how long he’d been awake, Wyatt allegedly replied:
“Since Obama’s first term.”

05/19/2026

Enjoy your morning coffee with a side of inspiration 💪😎