Trucks Types

If you’re looking for a trucking company that deals with all types of transport rucks, then look no further than FleetCare. We have the expertise to get the job done regardless of truck types and sizes. Different types of trucks are used in different industries, but with us, it’s easier to narrow down what suits your move the best.

If you need trucking services for your business, FleetCare is the perfect solution. We have different types of trucks to accommodate different sizes and types of cargo.

We understand that not all moves are the same—and neither are the trucks required to get the job done. That’s why we offer a variety of types of work trucks to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for your needs. Here at FleetCare, we’ve got you covered with all the different types of trucks you could need.

Each type of truck has its own unique set of features and benefits that make it ideal for different jobs. Let’s take a closer look at types of big trucks to understand how you can use them to your advantage.

Dry van truck

At FleetCare, we understand the importance of providing our clients with the best possible service. For this reason, we have a team of experienced dry van dispatchers who are dedicated to helping our clients succeed. We have strong relationships with our drivers, which allows us to provide our clients with the best possible service.

The dry van truck is the most popular type of big truck used by our clients. It is ideal for moves that do not require special handling or refrigeration. The dry van truck is also the most versatile type of truck, perfect for moves of all sizes.

A “dry van” is a boxy trailer typically used to transport non-perishable items that don’t require temperature control, like furniture, boxes, and appliances.

This truck type is versatile and can accommodate moves of all sizes, from small apartments to large homes.

Flatbed truck

FleetCare wants to be your partner, connecting you with the clients who need your flatbed trucking services the most. We work with various clients, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, and we’re always looking for new partners to join our growing network.

Flatbed trucks are typically used to transport large, bulky items that you cannot load into a standard dry van trailer. These items may include construction equipment, vehicles, or oversized machinery.

Flatbed trucks have a flat, level surface that makes it easy to load and unload heavy items.

This type of truck is perfect for moves that require special handling or equipment. Just keep in mind that oversized items may require additional permits and insurance.

Refrigerator truck

Look no further than FleetCare if you’re looking for a dispatcher that understands the refrigerated truck business. Our team has years of experience in the refrigerated truck industry and knows how to keep your operation moving smoothly. Our streamlined processes make it easy to get the help you need. So, if you’re looking for a dispatcher that can help your business run smoothly, give us a call today. We’re here to help.

FleetCare offers easy-to-use processes that will keep your operation running efficiently.

A refrigerated truck (or “reefer truck”) is a truck with a temperature-controlled trailer. This type of truck is normally used to transport perishable items that need to be kept cool, like food, flowers, and pharmaceuticals.

This truck has a temperature-controlled trailer that keeps the cargo at a specific temperature, usually between 35 and 45 degrees Fahrenheit.

Step deck truck

We provide trucking services for oversized and over-height cargo. This involves jumping through many logistical and organizational hoops to keep your business running smoothly. We help you find prospective loads, negotiate prices, and complete all the necessary paperwork. All of this complies with regulations and industry standards.

Our trucking services are perfect for oversized or over-height cargo. We’ll handle all the logistics and organization for you.

Items commonly transported on a step-deck truck include construction equipment, vehicles, and machinery. Keep in mind that step deck trucks are not typically used for long-haul moves, as the lower deck can make it difficult to load and unload items.

Power-only truck

Here at FleetCare, we also offer power-only trucks for those who need a little extra help with their move. A power-only truck is a type of truck that doesn’t have a trailer attached. Instead, it’s used to tow another type of trailer (like a dry van or flatbed) behind it.

Power-only trucks are available in various sizes, so you can find one that’s big enough to tow your trailer. Different types of trucks like that can suit your needs, regardless of how ambitious they are.