Our Fleet

Car / SUV

Capital Couriers uses drivers with cars for courier work and for small package delivery. The Company was founded on performing courier work and this remains a core business to this day.

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Small Pickup Truck

Pickup Trucks are best used to transport small sized and light weight cargo including envelopes, pallets, pipe, cylinders, drums, valves, paint, chemicals and more.

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Large Pickup Truck

Pickup Trucks are best used to transport small sized and light weight cargo including envelopes, pallets, pipe, cylinders, drums, valves, paint, chemicals and more.

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Small Stakebed

These are very useful in the Houston market. With the stakes removed, they can be loaded from both sides and from the rear. Small Stake beds are most often built on pickup truck chassis and are used to transport light to medium weight cargo including pallets, cylinders, drums, valves, oilfield machinery, gaskets, lumber and more. Small stakebeds have capacities of up to 6,000 lbs.

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Large Stakebed

Large Stakebed are built on medium truck chassis and are used to transport medium to large sized and medium weight cargo including pallets, drums, pipe, cylinders, totes, valves, heavy oilfield machinery, oversize gaskets, lumber and more. The Stakebed pictured above has a 38,000 lb GVWR which yields a cargo capacity of 18,000 lbs.

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Bobtails

Box trucks come with lift gates and are equipped with pallet jacks to permit the operator to move freight from the lift gate into or out of the truck. The liftgate also permits the truck to serve customers that do not have dock facilities. The 24 foot truck pictured has a GVWR of 33,000 lbs and a capacity of 16,000 lbs. Box trucks are used to transport medium to large sized freight including chemicals and other products that the shipper wants protected from the weather. Other types of freight include drums, palletized boxes and bags and machinery.

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Tilt Bed Stake Truck

Tilt bed stake trucks are used primarily to carry construction materials such as lumber to construction sites, where the tilting feature permits the driver to unload the truck without the need for additional material handling equipment. Otherwise, these trucks operate as large stakebeds.

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Gooseneck

These are trailers towed by pickup trucks. The trailer pictured has a 40 foot length and can carry 20,000 lbs. Goosenecks are most often used to carry large material where size of the material is more critical than weight. Some examples would include signs, skylights, large diameter pipe, drill pipe, and concrete castings.

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Tractor Trailer

These are most often used to transport large sized and heavy weight cargo including large quantities of pallets, drums, steel coils, large crates, lumber and more. The length of the trailers is 48 feet and the capacity is 50,000 lbs. Flat beds can be loaded by lift trucks from either side, or they can drive onto the trailer from the loading dock. Flatbed trailers are also used to carry oversized freight which requires permits.

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