Bryan Schuldt • August 21, 2026

Pilot Engines Launches New Website for Remanufactured Engine Customers

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August 21, 2026

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Pilot Engines Launches New Website for Remanufactured Engine Customers

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Minneapolis, MN — August 21, 2026 — Pilot Engines, a leading supplier of quality remanufactured diesel and gas engines, today announced the launch of its newly redesigned website, PilotEngines.com, giving customers a faster, easier and more informative way to find the right replacement engine for their application.

The new website represents a significant step forward for Pilot Engines as the company continues to improve the experience for customers searching for replacement engines for on-highway trucks, heavy equipment, commercial vehicles and industrial applications.

“Our goal with the new website was simple: make it easier for customers to find the information they need and connect with our team when they’re ready to buy,” said Bryan Schuldt, Sales Manager at Pilot Engines. “Buying an engine is a significant decision, and customers need more than just a part number. They need confidence that they’re getting the right engine for their application and the support to get the job done right.”

Built Around the Customer

The new Pilot Engines website features an updated design, a new logo, improved navigation and expanded product information designed to help customers quickly identify the engines and configurations that fit their needs.

Visitors can explore remanufactured diesel and gas engines from major manufacturers and find options for on-highway trucks, heavy equipment, commercial vehicles and industrial applications. Product information has been organized to make it easier to understand available configurations, application details and important considerations when selecting a replacement engine.

The website also provides educational resources to help customers throughout the engine replacement process, from selecting the correct engine to receiving, installing and maintaining it.

Customers who aren't sure which engine they need can connect directly with the Pilot Engines sales team for assistance identifying the correct replacement using information such as a vehicle identification number (VIN), engine serial number (ESN) or application details.

New Look. New Logo. Same Great Service.

While PilotEngines.com has a new look and new capabilities, the company's focus remains the same: helping customers find the right engine and providing knowledgeable support throughout the process.

“Technology can make the process easier, but it doesn't replace the people,” said Schuldt. “Our team is still here to answer questions, help customers navigate their options and make sure they get the right engine.”

The redesigned website brings that experience online, making it easier for customers to research their options before speaking with the Pilot Engines team and get the information they need throughout the buying process.

About Pilot Engines

Pilot Engines supplies quality remanufactured diesel and gas engines for major brands, serving on-highway trucks, heavy equipment, commercial vehicles and industrial applications. Through partnerships with leading remanufacturers, Pilot Engines provides professionally remanufactured engines in configurations ranging from long blocks to complete drop-in engines.

With a focus on quality, application expertise and customer service, Pilot Engines helps customers find the right replacement engine for the job.

Explore the new website at PilotEngines.com.

Media Contact

Pilot Engines
877-599-4806

sales@pilotengines.com
PilotEngines.com

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