Size and Dimensions
Door and Access
Flooring and Insulation
Load Capacity and Weight
Suspension and Handling
Technological Features
Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
Construction Material
Additional Features
The specifications listed are based upon COOP's most commonly rented fleet. They are not the exact measurements of all fleet vehicles rented by COOP. Specifications will vary by make, model, and year of trailer.
No matter the job, enjoy the freedom of flexibility at competitive rates.
Get semi trailers when and where you need them! With COOP by Ryder you can enjoy:
Dry Van Trailers
This type of trailer is usually cuboid-shaped which means that the cargo being transported is always enclosed. Dry van trailers are versatile opening different possibilities for many businesses. They are designed to carry goods packaged in either boxes, palletized, or even loose. Dry van trailers are perfect for your appliance or electronic business or any less-than-truckload (LTL) shipment.
Flatbed Trailers
These are open deck platforms with neither side walls nor a roof. They are perfect for transporting wide, oversized, and heavy loads such as containers, logs, bulldozers, etc. Generally, flatbeds are used while hauling cargo with abnormal dimensions and shapes. Due to their open features, they are easy to load and unload from any direction. They are, however, vulnerable to rain and other external conditions, making them less ideal to carry goods that can be destroyed by weather conditions. Oftentimes, flatbed trailers range between 48-53 feet in length.
Pup Trailers
Pup trailers are smaller in size compared to other flatbed trailers and range between 26-29 feet in length. Due to their smaller size, pup trailers can maneuver in packed streets and they are, therefore, preferably used in urban centers where there’s traffic congestion. Apart from that, they can also be used for deliveries in tight driveways that prove difficult for bigger trailers. They also make LTL transportation trips easier to actualize since they can take on any route, and they can easily access construction sites that have limited accessibility. Some have special configurations such as dump pup trailers mainly used to carry construction materials.
Utility
This company is based in Los Angeles and is known for the manufacture of highly dependable trailers. The brand produces fuel-efficient trailers that are great for businesses looking to increase their productivity. This is made possible through the aerodynamic features present in most Utility trailers. The company manufactures a wide range of trailer types suited for business needs, eg, drop necks and double decks that can haul up to 80,000lbs.
Hyundai
One of the biggest advantages of using Hyundai trailers is the fact that they are engineered to maximize important factors such as safety and reliability. The trailers are customized for different hauling tasks which is why they are common on many highways today. While the availability of trailer rentals on COOP is seasonal, you can join the platform and find the available Hyundai trailer rentals in Indianapolis.
Wabash
Wabash National Corporation is a leading company in the manufacture of trailers which is actualized by their advanced technological innovations. The trailers have reliable performance capabilities, customized to fit your preferences. Some of their incredible units include DuraPlate dry vans, reefers, tankers, and flatbeds (steel, aluminum, and combo). Wabash flatbed trailers vary in size with variations such as drop decks that come with guaranteed durability and reduced operating costs.
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For-hire transportation companies are tasked with efficiently moving goods and cargo from point A to point B. Achieving this requires having a reliable and diverse vehicle fleet to choose from. Renting commercial trailers and trucks can be a game-changing option for your transportation company to expand and enhance your fleet without the financial commitment of purchasing inventory. Renting allows for the flexibility of adjusting the fleet size to match the demand for services. With a rental option, your transportation company can maintain control of operating costs while meeting the evolving needs of clients.
In the Cross Dock sector, renting commercial trucks and trailers maximizes the efficiency of the logistics process. This flexibility allows businesses to rapidly move goods between transport vehicles without the need for storage, reducing time and costs. In fast paced business environments, having the right vehicles available streamlines operations, allowing for quick turnaround and efficient handling of goods.
In the food delivery business, it's important to have reliable transportation that can handle the demands of your operations. Renting a commercial trailer or truck is a smart decision. Not only will you have more space to accommodate larger orders, but you'll also have options to allow for temperature control and safe transportation for food and perishables. See just how much easier renting refrigerated trucks and trailers can make your day-to-day operations.
Business owners need the right equipment to store and transport consumer durable good. Renting a commercial vehicle provides the flexibility to choose the right size cargo area, the convenience of having the vehicle delivered to your location, and knowing the vehicle has been maintained. Renting a commercial trailer or truck for your durable goods business and enjoy a hassle-free experience.
Our cutting-edge platform lets your business unlock the ability to rent and list quality trailers and trucks, tractors, and vans that are part of a Ryder lease or maintenance program all in one place. Backed by Ryder’s team of experts and years of extensive knowledge in the industry, we’re empowering companies to maximize the potential of their fleet operations.
With thousands of dry van, refrigerated, storage, or flatbed semi trailers, and power units that are part of a Ryder lease or maintenance program to choose from, COOP makes it easy for businesses to find more than just a rental vehicle. Here’s how you can too:
Create Your Account
After completing the registration form, a COOP member will connect with you to set up your free account. Then, get ready to start reserving!
Find Your Vehicles
You can use various filters or speak with our expert team to search for the equipment that perfectly fits your business’s needs. Request to reserve vehicles directly from a mobile device or desktop computer.
Pick-Up
Once at the pick-up location, drivers will upload photos of the vehicle’s condition on the platform and get the keys from the vehicle’s owner to begin a rental and get on the road.
Drop-Off
To complete reservations, simply have drivers return the vehicles to their designated locations, hand off the keys, and upload some return pictures. Pay the daily rate and mileage, and you're done!
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Available on all reservations, we strive to get you the services you need and connect you with a local vendor to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
Our vehicle requirements are set in place to make sure your business receives regularly serviced and well-maintained vehicles in good working condition.
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