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There are many factors that influence the length of your truck and trailer. Most trailers are between 48 and 53 feet long, but you can find longer and shorter trailers. Some trucking companies will use the maximum length allowed by law. However, your business may not need a long trailer. You should be able to …

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The size of a flatbed truck varies according to engine size and cab size. While the trailer stays the same size when it’s not towing anything, it’s different when the cargo is being transported. The maximum weight that flatbed trucks can carry depends on the type of cargo they are hauling, the engine size, and …

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A tri-drive truck is a type of commercial truck with two or three axles that is operated by a single engine. These trucks are used by many commercial industries, including agriculture and oil fields. In British Columbia and Alberta, tri-drives are legal, and anyone can use one as long as they meet certain legal specifications. …

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Before loading a truck camper, you need to make sure the truck is level. This means removing any leveling blocks underneath the camper or tools used to tighten turnbuckles. This will prevent you from hitting something or flattening a tire. Then, lower the camper. If you have an airbag suspension, make sure that the camper …

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When you squat your truck, you’re actually making it less capable of towing heavy loads and increasing the chances of body roll. It’s not only dangerous, but it’s also not good for your truck’s looks. Squat trucks are mainly used for Baja Racing, but they’re not really meant to be driven on the highway. Squat …

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