Are you a business owner in Philadelphia looking for a commercial vehicle to haul goods like flowers, furniture, appliances, automobiles, and fresh produce, etc? While cargo cannot all be the same, trucks are customized differently to accommodate the needs of your cargo during transportation. Flatbed trucks, dry box trucks, refrigerated trucks, and stake trucks, all differ to align with different hauling requirements. COOP is a reliable platform that provides access to businesses in Philadelphia looking for trucks for rent.
- 960 cubic feet of cargo space
- Up to 6,000 lb. load capacity
- Trucks with lift gates with a 2,000 lb. load capacity
- Turbo-charged diesel engine for increased power with fuel savings and lower emissions
- Low cab-over design for maneuverability and tighter turning radius
- Automatic transmission, power steering, and tilt steering wheel
- Hydraulic lift gate or walk ramp, flat floor, slat interior with E-Track for easier cargo loading, securing, and handling
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Straight Truck
Straight trucks are also known as box trucks and are characterized by enclosed cargo areas where cargo is carried from. The entire vehicle is built on a single chassis and is commonly used for carrying dry freight. It is a truck that can be used by both small and large businesses for final deliveries and other business transportation needs.
Refrigerated Truck
These are trucks that have been modified to include refrigeration equipment in the cargo area. The refrigerated trucks are also known as reefer trucks and could be used for delivering perishable goods and temperature-sensitive items such as fresh produce, medical supplies, fine art, and flowers. The cargo area is often configured for different hauling requirements eg, it could have metal or wood flooring, and the refrigeration functionality could be customized into multiple temperature zones.
Flatbed Truck
Flatbeds are intended to transport objects that are difficult to transport in enclosed trucks and cannot be easily damaged by harsh road conditions. It lacks an enclosure and instead consists of a platform of varying sizes. If you need to transport large items eg, landscaping machinery in Philadelphia, rent with COOP today.
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Hino
Hino has been improving the capabilities of its engines, a major advantage of choosing this brand. The trucks are also engineered to provide high power while remaining fuel-efficient. The exterior has a corrosion-resistance coating, not to mention, its aerodynamic characteristic that enables the trucks to achieve high speeds with low fuel consumption.
Thermo King
Thermo King trucks are extremely efficient and environmentally friendly, emitting very little pollution. When it comes to cargo space, Thermo King offers a variety of truck sizes to meet a variety of operational requirements. Rent your next Thermo King Truck with a straightforward truck-sharing platform like COOP.
Freightliner
Freightliner is a market leader in the trucking industry. Its fleet of versatile trucks provides a variety of capabilities that can be paired with various business ventures. The cargo area provides owners with enough payload to ship a variety of cargo sizes. The trucks are also outfitted with cutting-edge fuel efficiency and tracking systems, a great feature for long hauls.
Deliveries
Many businesses in Philadelphia use trucks to ensure the last mile delivery due to their easy maneuverability within city streets. In addition, trucks do come in different sizes and load space configurations making them perfect for shipping a variety of items.
Produce Delivery
Your rental reefer truck can be used for shipping fresh produce. The best part is that these reefer trucks aren't all the same; some can transport loads with varying hauling requirements. Cargo spaces with multi-temperature zones enable this, whereas single-temperature specifications transport cargo with similar temperature requirements.
Construction
Every construction project necessitates the timely delivery of the necessary materials, and flatbed trucks are ideal for this purpose. They are used to transport large machines, and on the other hand, large dry trucks are used to transport loose materials and other items that may be affected by weather elements.
Trucks rented on COOP provide transportation convenience while also facilitating business operations. For example, straight trucks are used for deliveries and pick-ups, flatbed trucks are used for most construction applications, reefer trucks ship temperature-sensitive goods, and so on. While your business may necessitate the use of one or more types of trucks, COOP provides a variety of rental trucks for commercial use.
FAQs
How much does it cost to rent a truck?
The cost is determined by the design and conditions of the truck you need to rent; for example, a flatbed truck can be rented starting from $69 per day, while a dry truck can be rented starting from $71 per day.
What size truck do I need to move appliances?
Whatever size of load you need to ship you can get a truck to fit your needs, with options ranging from 16ft-26ft for box/straight trucks and up to 48ft for flatbed trucks.
Where can I rent a truck?
On a truck-sharing platform, such as COOP. When you join the platform, you will be able to rent any type of truck that is available near you.
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