If your company brings in or ships out anything from raw materials to finished products, you probably utilize semi trailers of various types. This may include dry vans, refrigerated trailers, flatbeds, lift gates, etc. If you provide that equipment, you know that it requires significant work to keep track of your inventory, including ensuring that every trailer is maintained correctly.
Semi trailers have a long history, having been used to haul cargo for more than 125 years. Even so, companies in many markets continue to find new ways to use rented, leased or purchased semi trailers.
Do you lease semi trailers for your business to use, or are you considering leasing trailers? If so, it’s a good idea to develop a strategy that will enable you to maximize the benefit of those leases and your relationship with the provider.
There are many factors to consider when looking for a semi trailer rental or leasing partner. From whether their over the road or cartage semi trailers include GPS tracking to the maintenance services they provide and how you benefit from them, you need to ensure that...
Businesses that are looking for a semi trailer for rent or a semi trailer for sale tend to plan on using it for one of three purposes: storage, cartage, or over the road hauling. In fact, as they do their research, they’ll often specify their purpose in the browser...
