
When you’re shopping for a semi-truck for your business, or looking to outfit a fleet, one of the first questions you’ll be asked is what semi-trailer truck size you need. Knowing the standard semi-truck dimensions is crucial information when shopping for a new or used truck for your Ft. Lauderdale business. Join Rechtien International Trucks in looking at popular semi-truck dimensions so you can decide on the dimensions of a semi-truck that will work best for the way you work!
When shopping for a new semi-truck, many Riviera Beach drivers prefer to buy International. Offering several customizable builds and exceptional performance, the International truck dimensions available make it easy to find a truck for your hauling needs.
The dimensions of an International semi-truck that you see on Ft. Pierce roads are almost always 8.5 feet wide, 72 feet long, and 13.5 feet tall. These semi-truck dimensions usually have a weight limit of 80,000 pounds. The size variations are in the cab, specifically between day and sleeper cabs. Most day cabs are a little over 4.5 or 6.5 feet. Here’s how some of the International truck dimensions and cab sizes compare:
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In addition to the popular International LT Series sizes and RH Series sizes, Rechtien International Trucks offers several other popular semi-truck models to choose from. Some of the dimensions are as follows:
Which semi-truck dimensions suit the way you work? You’ll find them all at Rechtien International Trucks. We’re located throughout Florida and make it easy to get on the roads in the semi-truck your business needs. Contact us today and we’ll discuss your semi-truck needs.
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