Container Chassis & Trailers

A container chassis is the wheeled frame that turns a shipping container into a road-legal load. ISO twist-locks at each corner lock the box down, so a 20ft or 40ft container can be hauled, dropped, and repositioned without a crane at every stop.

Skeletal, gooseneck, and tipping chassis

Skeletal (skel) chassis are the lightest option for moving a single container; gooseneck chassis sit low to keep a high-cube box under height limits; tipping chassis let you discharge bulk loads or set a container down at an angle. Tri-axle and extendable frames handle heavier or longer loads where state weight limits allow.

A chassis is working equipment, not storage — match it to the container size, axle rating, and how often you'll move it. Send us the container length and your typical route, and we'll quote a frame rated for the job.