Simple Semi-Trailer Leasing in Pacific, WA
When you need the right logistics and storage options at the right price, turn to New Way Leasing. Our women-owned family business has more than 21 years of experience providing semi-trailer leasing in Pacific, WA, as well as the surrounding communities. From Kent to Seattle, we’re the trusted team for both roll and swing door trailers in a variety of sizes. Whether you need a compact 28’ or an expansive 53’, we have you covered.
Our specialty is storage trailer rentals, which offer a flexible alternative to warehousing for:
- Rapidly Expanding Businesses
- Dynamic Personal Needs
- Seasonal Storage Requirements
Our rental options provide portable storage for a day, a week, a month, or a year. Plus, we never cut corners on quality.
Reliable Trailers Every Time
We inspect every piece of equipment before it leaves our yard. This includes carefully checking brakes, lights, tires, turn signals, wiring, and cleanliness. Thanks to our onsite mechanic, we never have to delay when something needs repairs. We also have our own drivers who work hard to provide efficient delivery services. We’ll bring your rental right to your property, or you can store it in our yard if you have limited space.
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Our Inventory
Our team believes in the best possible service. That extends to offering an unbeatable selection. We continuously look for chances to expand our diverse inventory, and we currently offer a wide range of options for you to choose from. Contact us today to reserve the rental that’s right for you.
- 48’ by 102”: Great for loading docks and bay doors. Also fits on smaller, compact lots.
- 53’ by 102”: Good for deliveries, loading docks and bay doors. A big bang for the buck, lots of room. Parked trailer
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- 48’ by 102”: Trailer has doors that swing outwards. This trailer provides easier storage access when no loading dock is available.
- 53’ by 102”: Large capacity, holds lots of products. Great for jobsite storage needs or anywhere a loading dock is not available.
Pup trailers are shorter than most common standard semi trailers. Whereas a standard semi trailer is either 48 or 53 feet long, a Pup trailer is typically either 28 or 33 feet in length. This shorter length provides several benefits for specific use cases.
It is not uncommon, for example, to see Pup trailers in use on high-traffic city streets or in other confined areas where maneuverability is a concern. In busy downtown areas Pup trailers are utilized to deliver freight to businesses, packages to post offices, as well as for construction purposes.
Pup trailers can also be towed in tandem, two or three at a time. In trucker jargon, this configuration of hauling multiple Pup trailers is referred to as a Wiggle Wagon. Hauling in this manner allows for a single semi truck to haul several smaller loads intended for further disbursement once the initial destination is reached. At times this technique is employed for the purposes of mail distribution where each Pup trailer has a separate final destination.
As with standard semi trailers, Pup trailers exist in numerous different variants in order to suit a wide range of needs. These variants include, but are not limited to: single-, double-, triple-, and quad-axles, air-ride equipped, flatbed trailer, box (enclosed) trailer, refrigeration trailer, dump trailer, and tanker trailer.
Pup Trailer Information:
- 28’: A small trailer great for tight spaces or compact loads.
- Easy to maneuver
- Can pull doubles with a dolly if more space is needed.
An air-ride trailer is equipped with what is referred to as an air-ride suspension system. This system is comprised of a compressor pump, inflatable bellows referred to as air springs, and a series of control valves. When air is pumped into the air springs the trailer’s chassis is raised from the axle. Conversely, when air is removed from the air springs the chassis lowers.
The goal of a trailer-based air suspension system is similar to that of a standard steel spring or leaf spring suspension: to provide a consistent and smooth ride. In contrast to a steel spring suspension, some air-ride systems provide additional benefits and features as they can be controlled by an onboard computer system. These benefits include: setting ride-height, raising and lowering the chassis as needed, and automatic self-leveling.
Air-Ride Trailer Information:
- Available Sizes: 48’ by 102” and 53’ by 102”
- These trailers have better suspension for a smoother ride.
- Great for hauling- trucking companies prefer these.
Trailers with multiple axles are used to tow heavy loads. This is due to both the safe carrying capacity of the trailer itself, as well as legal limits set by individual jurisdictions.
In Washington State, the number of axles a semi trailer has, along with the amount of space between the axles, determines the weight of the load the trailer is legally permitted to haul. RCW 46.44.041 defines these regulations using the following formula:
W = 500((LN/N-1)+12N+36)
W is the maximum weight in pounds (to the nearest 500 pounds) carried on any group of two (2) or more consecutive axles.
L is the distance in feet between the extremes of any group of two (2) or more consecutive axles.
N is the number of axles under consideration.
More information regarding RCW 46.44.041 can be found here: link here
Multi-axle Semi Trailer Haul Weight Example
Considering a standard hauling scenario, a tri-axle semi trailer, towed by a semi truck, would have a total of six axles. Three of these axles would belong to the semi truck with the remainder belonging to the semi trailer. According to the RCW mentioned above, the “maximum load in pounds carried on any group of 2 or more consecutive axles,” assuming a “distance in feet between the extremes of any group of 2 or more consecutive axles” of 18, would be 64,500 pounds. At the maximum, a load of up to 105,000 pounds could be legally towed in Washington provided the setup included an axle group distance of 85 feet or greater.
Assuming a quad-axle semi truck and trailer combination where the axle extreme is no less or greater than 21 feet apart, the maximum legal gross weight would be 72,000 pounds. With an axle extreme of 72 feet or greater, a maximum of 105,000 pounds would be legal.
The above information is for example purposes only and should not be considered official. To maintain legal compliance it is recommended that you confirm the operating restrictions for all locations in which you intend on hauling.
Multi-Axle Trailer Information:
- 48’ by 102”: Great for loading docks and bay doors. Also fits on smaller, compact lots.
- 53’ by 102”: Good for deliveries, loading docks and bay doors. A big bang for the buck, lots of room.
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WHY NEW WAY LEASING?
EXCELLENT SERVICE
We employ our drivers rather than subcontract, and also employ a mechanic, Ken on site during business hours, 9 Am-5 Pm.
INCREDIBLE PRICES
Our family owned business allows us to eliminate overhead to keep leasing and rental prices low for our loyal customers.
WE DELIVER
Drivers and trucks available for local delivery. Owning our own trucks and employing drivers allows us to deliver trailers on demand.
PARK ON OUR LOT
Park one of our trailers on your site for easy and convenient access or, if space is limited, load our trailers and safely keep your expanding inventory in our secure storage yard. We offer these storage services at a low price point!
Serving Cities Along the Washington I-5 Corridor
Arlington, Bellingham, Burien, Burlington, Everett, Federal Way, Fort Lewis, Kent, Lacey, Lynnwood, Marysville, Monroe, Mt. Vernon, Olympia, Puyallup, Renton, Seattle, Shoreline, Stanwood, Tacoma, West Seattle, Woodinville
Storage trailers
storage trailers allow you to pay for just the amount of storage your business needs. No more paying year round for extra warehouse space needed only during your busy season. If you are looking for seasonal storage long term or short term, we have an option for you. Improve your fleet without the hassle and expense of buying new equipment, with renting a trailer from New Way Leasing and Rentals.
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