Frequently Asked Questions

We have been renting trailers to smaller transportation companies and owner-operators since 2019. Over that time we have served hundreds of customers.

Our fleet is growing all the time, but we currently have almost 300 trailers. The majority are 53' dry vans, and we also offer a smaller number of 48' flatbeds.

Most trailers are $190 to $200 per week (plus applicable sales tax). Newer models may be slightly more. In California, prices are $220 per week (plus applicable sales tax), but the trailers are newer model years.

Our 53' dry vans run 2017 to 2024 model years, and our 48' flatbeds run 2012 to 2018 — used and brand new. In California, most of our trailers are recent model years.

No. We only rent trailers.

We require proof of insurance for both liability ($1M) and physical damage or trailer interchange up to the full value of the trailer. You will need to add our company as Additional Insured on your policy and provide an insurance certificate before you can pick up a trailer.

We require a clear photo of your driver's license, your business details and DOT number, two recent bank statements, and a credit card and ACH information for direct charges.

We accept ACH payments with no fees. We also accept major credit cards (an additional 3% fee applies).

No — and there is no maintenance fee either. Every trailer is handed over DOT inspected and ready to work, so it starts in good shape. From there, our customers are responsible for all maintenance and repairs, and you must keep the trailer to DOT standards throughout the rental so it passes inspection when you return it. When the trailer comes back, you are responsible for net wear on tires and brakes.

If you encounter a maintenance issue or a tire problem within the first two weeks of your rental, let us know and we will take care of it at our expense.

Your tire-wear charge is credited for any improvements you make. Better tread on a new tire can offset tread usage on the other tires.

No. Because we don't charge by the mile, we're not able to cover maintenance — that stays with the renter. Over the years we've found this works out more affordable for our customers.

We do not provide insurance ourselves, but if you need the right coverage for a rental, we can refer you to a trusted insurance partner to make sure you are covered properly.

If your trailer is damaged in a collision or other insurable accident, let us know immediately and our service team will work with you to process the insurance claim. If the trailer is damaged during the rental period and an insurance claim is not filed, you will be responsible for the full cost of the repair.