Steve Huff’s 2019 Kenworth W900L

May 7, 2019

Updated May 17, 2019

Steve Huff’s 2019 Kenworth W900L is used to haul oversized freight mostly to west Texas for Miller Truck Lines’ specialized division out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The rig is powered by a 565-hp Cummins X15 with 1,850 lb.-ft. of torque and an 18-speed Eaton with 3:36 rears. Huff has added a 10-inch drop visor, Hogebuilt low-ride half fenders and Phoenix panel lights with smoked lenses. Huff has hauled for Miller for 18 years and is a Million Mile Safe Driver with the company.

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