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Deck Trucks

Commercial deck trucks use an open cargo platform for loads that need accessible deck space. Explore flatbed layouts around your chassis, loading method, cargo, and tie-down needs.

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Deck truck with a white Mercedes-Benz cab and a low flatbed carrying a small race car.

Collection guide

Match your deck truck to the job.

A commercial deck or flatbed body should be planned around the load, the way it is handled, and the base truck. Think through loading from the side or rear, usable deck dimensions, tie-down points, and clearance around the cargo. Payload requirements belong to the complete vehicle configuration, so share the chassis and intended load together rather than choosing a deck in isolation.

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Useful details to have ready

  • Which chassis and wheelbase are you starting with?
  • What are you carrying, and how will you load it?
  • What payload, tie-downs, and access does the job need?

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Deck Trucks.

What information helps plan a commercial deck truck?

Share the base chassis, wheelbase or cab-to-axle measurement, cargo size and weight, loading method, and preferred deck dimensions. Include the route and tie-down requirements you already know.

Can I compare deck trucks with box trucks?

Yes. Compare the load access and enclosure you need. Deck trucks provide an open cargo platform; box trucks use an enclosed body. Review either option against the cargo and complete truck configuration.

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