Size and Capacity
Cargo Space and Loading
Driving and Handling
Comfort and Convenience
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.
Stake Bed Body
This type of flatbed has detachable stakes running along its edges. The stakes are normally used to give extra support for goods while on transit. Since they are removable, loading cargo on the truck becomes easier, especially for large loads.
Step Deck
This type of flatbed truck is characterized by two platforms adjacent to each other, with one of them lower than the other. The one at the lowest end can also double as a ramp for easy loading and loading of cargo. The length of the top deck is usually shorter than the bottom deck, a feature that is perfect for construction projects. The lower deck can be used to carry heavy machinery like a tractor while the top deck ferries other supplies like steel rods and bags of cement.
Lowboys
This kind of design differs from the standard flatbed design because of the closeness to the ground. Lowboys lay closer to the ground to create more room for tall loads. Usually, the maximum load weight that a standard lowboy can support is 44,000 pounds.
Utility
Utility as a flatbed manufacturer is a reliable brand that is highly sought after among its users. Utility flatbeds are durable and can consequently withstand harsh wear and tear over the years. Their strength and durable character make them ideal for transportation over harsh terrains and long hauls. Their platform being corrosive resistant plays a role in the durability of the flatbeds.
Vanguard
Vanguard is a household American name that manufactures dependable flatbed trucks. The corrosion-resistant steel gives the truck high durability and better performance. The trucks are sturdy, resting across from a singular beam that makes up the chassis. This characteristic guarantees the truck ferries heavy loads while maneuvering through city streets.
International
International flatbed trucks are designed to make the driver's experience more comfortable during long hauls. The driver's cabins are spacious giving room for easy vehicle control. The power of the engine gives the truck enough strength to withstand rough terrains.
Don't just take our word, hear what COOP customers have to say about our platform.
“The supply of short-term rental trucks was almost impossible. COOP was able to help by connecting us to equipment Owners that weren’t utilizing their fleets.”
“I like the convenience of being able to pick up the vehicles when I need them, check them out on the app, take pictures, and get on the road.”
Construction
Flatbed trucks are made for heavy-duty hauling and are very common in the construction industry. With your rental flatbed truck, you can move building supplies to and from the sites. Abnormally-shaped machines can be fixed at the back of a flatbed for transportation.
Logging
The toughness of the flatbed trucks makes them suitable for different logging tasks. Loggers use the open deck to fit a pile of logs onto the truck. These are often kept in place by in-built tools on the truck. In other cases, a stake bed flatbed truck design can be used. The stakes help in holding tightly the logs being shipped.
Appliance Hauling
Flatbed truck rentals can also be used to haul appliances. When compared to other small enclosed trucks, flatbed trucks have the upper advantage of more height room for cargo in transit. To make the cargo more secure, it might be tied down or clipped to the floor of the flatbed. A tarp can be thrown over the cargo to prevent the goods from being affected by road debris.
What size flatbed truck do I need to move construction equipment?
Not all equipment used in construction is the same, but you can choose flatbed trucks of up to 48ft to haul what you need. COOP has a variety of flatbed rentals to choose from that can fulfill your transportation requirements.
Where can I rent a flatbed truck?
Our platform. Register with COOP to access and rent a flatbed truck near you in Jersey City.
How much does renting a flatbed truck cost?
Rates of renting a flatbed truck of your choice with COOP starts from $60 per day for a large size.
Our cutting-edge platform lets your business unlock the ability to rent and list quality trailers and new and late-model trucks, tractors, and vans 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, flatbed trailers, chassis, and new and late-model power units 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!
Confidence on every rental.
A quick, cost-effective, and hassle-free quality option that offers $100K physical damage and $1M liability.
Included with 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.
Another year, another holiday season. The commercial trailer and vehicle rental market is undergoing significant changes this fourth quarter and into the new year. The big question on everyone's mind is whether the historically busy Q4 season will pick up like before. Factors such as technology adoption, rental utilization drops, vehicle availability, and more are top of mind for businesses everywhere. In this blog, we'll briefly explore what to expect and what's been driving the ups and downs of transporting goods and materials throughout 2023. The peak season is critical for businesses grappling with supply chain disruptions and a rapidly shifting competitive landscape. Read our complete guide to learn expert tips and best practices for optimizing fleet needs and discovering valuable rental solutions to meet these challenges head-on.
Discover the top KPIs that every business should be tracking for optimal fleet use. From on-time delivery rates to transportation cost per unit, this blog post covers it all. Read on for insights and a handy checklist to improve your logistics operations.
At COOP, we're committed to enhancing your experience to make renting and listing vehicles more efficient and user-friendly. That's why we are excited to introduce two new features that will take your vehicle rental experience to the next level. Request to Upload Multiple Vehicles and Smart Rate Search Filter.
Did you know that, on average, U.S. consumers say they have 47% finished placing orders for their holiday shopping by Black Friday and Cyber Monday? That means almost half of the people making purchases in the fourth quarter search online and offline from the crack of dawn for doorbuster deals before we reach December. As two of the biggest shopping days of the year for most retailers, it's important to explore the significant impact these days have on commercial vehicle demand.
