Road Trailers

External Dimensions	Internal Dimensions

Length: 28’	Length: 27′ 6″
Width: 96″ – 102″	Width: 92″ – 98″
Height: 12′ 6″- 13′ 6″	Height: 96″ to 110″

External Dimensions

Internal Dimensions

Length: 28’

Length: 27′ 6″

Width: 96″ – 102″

Width: 92″ – 98″

Height: 12′ 6″- 13′ 6″

Height: 96″ to 110″

External Dimensions	Internal Dimensions

Length: 40’	Length: 39′ 5″
Width: 8′ 6″	Width: 98″
Height: 9′ 6″	Height: 96″ – 106″

External Dimensions

Internal Dimensions

Length: 40’

Length: 39′ 5″

Width: 8′ 6″

Width: 98″

Height: 9′ 6″

Height: 96″ – 106″

External Dimensions	Internal Dimensions

Length: 45’	Length: 44′ 6″
Width: 96″ – 102″	Width: 92″ – 98″
Height: 12′ 6″ – 13′ 6″	Height: 96″-110″

External Dimensions

Internal Dimensions

Length: 45’

Length: 44′ 6″

Width: 96″ – 102″

Width: 92″ – 98″

Height: 12′ 6″ – 13′ 6″

Height: 96″-110″

External Dimensions	Internal Dimensions

Length: 48’	Length: 47′ 6″
Width: 102″	Width: 92″ – 98″
Height: 13′ 6″	Height: 106″ – 110″

External Dimensions

Internal Dimensions

Length: 48’

Length: 47′ 6″

Width: 102″

Width: 92″ – 98″

Height: 13′ 6″

Height: 106″ – 110″

External Dimensions	Internal Dimensions

Length: 53’	Length: 52′ 6″
Width: 102″	Width: 92″ – 98″
Height: 13′ 6″	Height: 106″

External Dimensions

Internal Dimensions

Length: 53’

Length: 52′ 6″

Width: 102″

Width: 92″ – 98″

Height: 13′ 6″

Height: 106″

What are the differences between a spring ride and air ride trailer?

While both a spring ride trailer and an air ride trailer offer a cushion between the axle and the body of the trailer, there are some differences. Spring ride: The front and rear axles of the trailer are connected with leaf springs between the front and rear axle. Most fleets operate using spring ride trailers. Spring ride suspensions are constructed of multiple layers of flexible steel strips in one assembly or pack. They require less maintenance on the undercarriage of the trailer and provide a smooth ride. Air ride: An air ride trailer has an airbag suspension between the axle and the body of the trailer. Air ride trailers have a softer ride than a spring ride trailer. The disadvantages of an air ride trailer are that the airbags are much more likely to break, and they have a higher overall operational cost.

Do Storage or Road Trailers going against a dock require a roll-up door?

When parking a trailer with a roll-up door against a loading dock, you can easily walk into the dock and roll the door up. For trailers with swing doors, it is crucial to ensure that the door hold-backs are secured to the trailer. If the hold-backs are not properly secured, there is a higher risk of damage to the trailer.

I have a road trailer with an 11R 22.5 tire that needs to be replaced. Can I replace it with a 10R 22.5 tire?

It’s essential for the safety and performance of a tractor trailer to maintain consistent tire sizes across all axles. Using mismatched tire sizes, such as replacing an 11R 22.5 tire with a 10R 22.5, can result in uneven wear and potentially compromise the safety of the trailer. Always ensure that the replacement tire matches the original size to maintain optimal performance and safety.

How do I get my road trailer serviced if I am renting one?

You can bring the road trailer to any of Eagle Leasing’s facilities in Orange, CT, Oxford, MA, or Southboro, MA, during our business hours, and we will take care of all routine maintenance free of charge.

I have a Road Trailer, what the low bridges in my area I should be mindful of?

Great question! Here is a resource to help you check out the clearance of all of the bridges in your area.

What is the biggest trailer you can rent?

The largest option for renting a storage trailer is 53 feet long with either overhead roll-up or swing doors. You also can rent Office Trailers, with our biggest unit measuring 10 feet by 50 feet. Our selection of office trailers for sale ranges from 8 feet by 20 feet to 10 feet by 50 feet.

If we lease a trailer, who is responsible for flat tires ?

The customer is always responsible for maintaining tires and repairing tire damage.

What is the advantage of overhead and swing door trailers?

The advantage of an overhead door trailer is that the trailer can be brought directly to dock while the doors are closed. Once the trailer is at the dock, the doors can be opened without moving the trailer. The disadvantage of an overhead door trailer is that since the door rolls up, the trailer will lose some overhead space when the door is closed. The advantage of a swing door trailer is you have more interior clearance, while the disadvantage of a swing door trailer is you are unable to open the trailer while the trailer is at a dock.

What is an ICC Step for

An Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) step is used as a safeguard to prevent a vehicle from driving underneath a trailer. The ICC step can also be used as a step to climb inside a trailer.

How high are trailers from the ground?

The floor of our storage trailers is generally 52 inches above the ground.

What is the difference between a 96-inch-wide trailer and a 102-inch-wide trailer?

Since a 96-inch-wide trailer is only capable of holding one pallet in its 96 inches of width, the trailer it is best for holding non-palletized cargo. A 102-inch trailer can hold two pallets side by side and is ideal for holding palletized cargo.

Does Eagle Leasing take care of trailer maintenance?

Eagle Leasing takes care of all routine maintenance at one of our three Trailer Repair Facilities.

What is the difference between e-track and logistic posts?

While e-track and logistic posts are both used to secure cargo to road trailers and prevent the cargo from shifting during transit, there are some notable differences.

E-track is run horizontally across a trailer equidistant on both sides and can be used to secure the cargo in the exact horizontal location. Although Eagle Leasing does not charge for e-track, which is already installed, we can install one to three rows for a customer.

Logistic posts have logistics tracks built into the equidistant posts of a trailer. Since logistic posts are used as part of the construction of a road trailer, cargo is secured by the strength of the trailer. The disadvantage of logistic posts is that the customer is not able to secure the cargo to the exact horizontal location of a road trailer. E-track equipped trailers are a great option when you need to secure cargo safely within your trailer:

Does Eagle Leasing have trailers legal to enter California?

Upon request, Eagle Leasing will provide 40-foot and 53-foot trailers that are equipped with a trailer skirt to comply with California regulations.

What is the difference between a Storage Trailer and Road Trailer?

A storage trailer is transported by Eagle Leasing to the customer’s site. Although a storage trailer can be moved from loading dock to loading dock and anywhere else onsite, a storage trailer cannot be used to transport goods over the road. Road trailers can be used as storage onsite as well to transport cargo to any location within the continental U.S.

What is required to rent a Road Trailer?

An approved credit application and proper insurance is required. Fill out our online credit application to get started and an Eagle Leasing representative will contact you.