Logistics & cargo vehicles
Choose the right vehicle for your operation
Choose by cargo, loading method and delivery route
Choose the body for the cargo and loading method. Dry goods and temperature-controlled loads have different requirements, as do side-loaded pallets and open cargo. Confirm the doors and restraints, then check the chassis and route plan.
| Vehicle type | Operating mission | Confirm first | Do not confuse with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dropside truck | Move general cargo that benefits from open side access for manual or forklift loading. | Cargo dimensions, required payload, loading equipment, side height and restraint points. | Weather-sealed or temperature-controlled transport. |
| Van truck | Protect dry cargo from weather and unauthorized access during distribution. | Cargo dimensions, door layout, loading method, floor and tie-down requirements. | Cold-chain service without a confirmed insulated and refrigerated body. |
| Refrigerated truck | Maintain chilled or frozen goods within the project temperature requirement. | Cargo condition, set-point, ambient climate, trip time, door-opening frequency and pre-cooling process. | Pulling warm cargo down to temperature unless the refrigeration system is designed for it. |
| Cargo Van | Support compact urban delivery or service work with an enclosed interior. | Interior layout, doors, required payload, access and auxiliary power needs. | High-payload or high-volume truck distribution. |
| Curtainsider truck | Provide fast side access for palletized or long cargo on multi-stop routes. | Pallet count, forklift access, roof and curtain system, restraints and security expectations. | Rigid-box security or insulated cold-chain transport. |
| Stake truck | Carry open, ventilated, agricultural or long cargo with removable or fixed stake sides. | Cargo restraint, weather exposure, loading method, deck and side structure. | Sealed dry-freight or temperature-controlled delivery. |
| Wing van truck | Open a large body side for rapid pallet loading and unloading. | Site clearance, panel-opening space, pallet layout, floor specification and opening-system controls. | Tight loading sites where the raised side panels lack clearance. |
| Animal transport truck | Transport live animals with species-appropriate ventilation, access and cleaning provisions. | Species, loading density, journey time, ventilation, watering, partitions and cleaning. | General dry cargo transport. |
Before we confirm your vehicle specification
KEEYAK checks the intended work, destination requirements, preferred chassis, payload or capacity target, installed equipment and shipping constraints with you. Website examples help with selection; the signed quotation, approved drawing and final specification define the vehicle supplied.