Designed for the safe and efficient transportation of bulk liquid fuels like gasoline, diesel, ethanol, biodiesel and other petroleum liquids, these tanker trailers are built to handle the demands of heavy-duty fuel transport, year after year.
Our inventory of fuel tanker trailers feature:
Capacity: 9200-9500 gallons with tandem axle designs
Construct: Aluminum
Compartment: 1, 4, or 5-compartment (most common) designs to ensure product integrity and appropriate distribution of product weight and liquid surge control during transportation.
Dimensions: 41 ft to 48 ft length with 42’-44’ design being average length on tandem designs
Suspension: 4-bag air ride suspension with drum or disc brakes for efficient and safe transportation
Warranty: Manufacturer warranties are available on all models
Safety Features: Advanced safety features such as Roll Stability System (RSS)
More Cargo Per Load: Designed for weight savings to ensure you can carry the most possible fuel per load
Safe Design: Lower center of gravity designs to keep your load, trailer, and the public safe when handling corners
Financing options are available with flexible down payment and monthly payment options.
Talk to a trailer expert for a quote or more information.
For a long time, aluminum crude oil hauler trailers were the gold standard when it came to hauling crude oil long-distance. However, in recent years, stainless steel has risen as a popular choice for crude hauler construction, despite its higher cost and heavier weight. You may be curious to know why this is and what it means for your line of work. Do you stick with tried-and-true aluminum, or do you trade up to the newer stainless steel options?
Buying a semi-truck is no small thing. These vehicles are big and expensive, and while they can net you a lot in profits, you first have to invest money into getting one, and that may be a challenge for a new business owner. This is where financing comes into play. Semi-truck financing can be done regardless of your credit rating and it will help you to get a jump-start on hauling cargo to have the vehicle you need at hand.
Tank trailers, also known as tanker trailers, are specialized transport vehicles designed and built to move bulk liquids, gases, or dry materials safely across long distances. From hauling fuel and petroleum products to chemicals, food-grade liquids, and cement, these trailers are the backbone of many key industries. Their distinctive, polished tanks are a familiar sight on highways across North America, a symbol of efficiency, reliability, and precision engineering.
Driving a tanker is a little different from driving your standard semi truck. You’ll need to take extra precautions when behind the wheel, especially if you’re working with a harmful chemical or flammable material. That’s why Trailers Of Texas has provided a list of essential information that every tanker truck driver needs to know. If you need additional tips, or if you’d like to check out some of the models we have available right now, stop by our location in Houston, Texas, serving Katy and The Woodlands.
Properly maintaining your semi-trailer tires will help them run better and last longer while also reducing your risk of tire blowout. It only takes a few proactive steps to keep your tires well-maintained. Below, we cover some basic steps to caring for your tires. If you want more maintenance advice or want to explore semi-trailers for sale, visit Trailers of Texas. You’ll find us in Houston, Texas. We also proudly serve those in The Woodlands and Katy, Texas.
Although we don’t really need to worry about snow here in Texas, you’ll still likely have to haul cargo up north in the coming months and you’re probably going to run into some powder during your trips. Not to worry, though! You can still haul cargo with your semi-trailer in the snow, but you will need to take some proactive steps to ensure a safe and easy journey.
If you’re in the market for a trailer, we bet you’re overwhelmed with the options and the technical specifications being thrown at you. To help make this process a little easier, we at Trailers of Texas have compiled this guide to explain the difference between a semi-trailer and a full trailer.
A tank trailer is a big rig that has a circular, elliptical, or rectangular storage tank behind a drivetrain. Generally, they’re used to transport flu…
