Types of Work Trucks and Vans
When it comes to pre-owned work trucks and vans, T&B Auto in Bryant, Arkansas, is your leading authority. The term “work trucks” encompasses a broad scope of vehicles that includes pick-up trucks, utility bed trucks, dump bed trucks, flat bed trucks, box trucks, cargo vans and passenger vans. Here you’ll find a brief description of some of the types of work trucks and vehicles we keep in stock on our lot at T&B Auto in Bryant, Arkansas.
Cargo Vans The full-size cargo van remains the workhorse for general, light-duty cargo hauling. Nearly all cargo vans go into commercial use, where they are commonly employed for cargo transport and service-based companies like HVAC, carpet cleaning, maintenance, and other professions.
Passenger Vans The full-size passenger is available in a 12-passenger series or 15-passenger series. Passenger vans serve the transportation needs of municipalities, city, state and county government, churches, daycares, schools, retirement homes and other types of organizations that need to transport people.
Box Trucks While there are differences in each manufacturer’s box truck model, the trucks as a whole have many similarities. Box trucks are generally used by companies that need to haul large items such as furniture, appliances, and large boxes.
Flat Bed Trucks A truck is the automotive beast of burden in our modern world. The most common uses for flatbed trucks include hauling commercial goods, work materials and equipment.
Utility Trucks Utility trucks are most commonly used by those in the telecommunications industry. They are also used by service-oriented businesses that need multiple tool and storage compartments.
Dump Bed Trucks Dump bed trucks are convenient for businesses that need to carry dirt, mulch, waste, and other material that needs to be deposited quickly and efficiently.
Pickup Trucks The best-selling work truck in America is a pickup truck. In fact, three of the top ten best-selling vehicles last year were pickup trucks, according to Automotive News. Consumers now think of pickups as people movers with plenty of room in the back for serious cargo.