Flatbed Trailers For Sale in AZ
Flatbed trailers are one of the most versatile trailer types on the road, commonly used for hauling steel, lumber, pipe, or other palletized freight, both locally or over the road.
Flatbed trailers are available in several construction styles, including all-aluminum flatbeds, steel flatbeds, and combo flatbeds that blend steel strength with aluminum weight savings. Aluminum flatbeds are popular for lighter weight and corrosion resistance, steel flatbeds are known for strength and value, and combo flatbeds offer a balanced option for many trucking and fleet applications.
Browse Our Flatbed Trailer Inventory
Midco Sales offers a strong selection of flatbed trailers for sale, including new flatbeds from trusted manufacturers like Dorsey, Prestige, and Reitnouer.
Whether you need a durable workhorse for heavy freight or a lightweight flatbed designed to maximize payload, Midco Sales can help you compare available models, specs, axle setups, deck options, and manufacturer features to find the right flatbed trailer for your hauling needs.
FOB Elba, AL
- Trailer Type Flatbed
- Stock Number F46192
Why Choose a Flatbed Trailer?
Aluminum, Steel & Combo Flatbed Trailer Options
Choosing the right flatbed trailer often comes down to construction type and intended use. Aluminum flatbed trailers are valued for lighter empty weight and corrosion resistance, helping maximize payload capacity. Steel flatbeds provide exceptional durability and strength for rugged applications, while combo flatbeds combine aluminum and steel components for a balance of weight savings and structural performance.
Midco Sales offers a variety of flatbed trailer configurations from leading manufacturers including Dorsey, Prestige, and Reitnouer, with options that may include:
- Aluminum or steel wheels
- Air ride suspension
- Sliding rear axles
- Coil package options
- Toolboxes and chain storage
- Winch tracks and sliding winches
- Multiple axle configurations
- Heavy-duty flooring options
- LED lighting packages
Flatbed Trailers for Fleets & Owner Operators
Whether you operate a large fleet or run as an owner operator, having the right flatbed trailer can improve efficiency, payload flexibility, and long-term operating costs. Midco Sales works with customers across the country to help match the right trailer specifications to their hauling requirements and budget.
We regularly stock new flatbed trailers designed for:
- General freight hauling
- Steel and pipe transport
- Construction materials
- Machinery and equipment hauling
- Agricultural freight
- Oversized and specialized loads
Nationwide Flatbed Trailer Sales
Midco Sales is proud to serve customers throughout the United States with quality flatbed trailers for sale. Our team can help you compare trailer options, manufacturer specifications, and available inventory to find the right trailer for your operation.
Flatbed Trailers FAQs
Aluminum flatbeds are popular because they are lightweight, corrosion resistant, and can increase legal payload capacity compared to heavier steel trailers.
Flatbed trailers can be equipped with many options, including:
- Air ride suspension
- Sliding rear axles
- Winch tracks and sliding winches
- Toolboxes
- Coil packages
- Aluminum wheels
- Heavy-duty flooring
- Lift axles
- Chain storage systems
Common flatbed freight includes:
- Steel coils and pipe
- Lumber and building materials
- Machinery and equipment
- Palletized freight
- Concrete products
- Agricultural equipment
- Oversized industrial loads
A flatbed trailer has a single-level deck height, while a step deck trailer (also called a drop deck trailer) has two deck levels that allow taller freight to be hauled legally without overheight permits.
A combo flatbed trailer uses both steel and aluminum construction. Many combo trailers feature steel main beams for strength with aluminum crossmembers and flooring to reduce weight.
Aluminum flatbed trailers are lighter weight and resistant to corrosion, helping maximize payload capacity. Steel flatbeds are typically heavier but are known for durability and lower initial cost. Combo flatbeds combine steel and aluminum components for a balance of strength and weight savings.
The most common flatbed trailer length is 48 feet or 53 feet, although other lengths and configurations are available depending on the application and state regulations.
Flatbed trailers are used in many industries including construction, agriculture, manufacturing, oil & gas, and general freight transportation. They are ideal for loads that are too large or awkward for enclosed trailers.
A flatbed trailer is an open-deck trailer designed to haul freight that can be loaded from the sides, rear, or top. Flatbeds are commonly used for transporting construction materials, steel, machinery, lumber, pipe, palletized freight, and oversized loads.