Lo Pro stepdecks

What are you hauling?

 

The alum. are way more money if you will be hauling heavy all the time you may need one, The models with small 17.5 or 19.5 wheels so you can haul 10 ft. hi without a permit will cost you many blow/outs and fast worn/out tires if you will be driving much over 60mph, a reg. 22.5 wheeled step with the ft. axle that moves out into a 10ft. spread when needed then you can close it up if you dont need a spread may work for you?

 

Okay this is a satire account I'm using but honestly an all aluminum is definitely nice. I certainly recommend 22.5 tires unless you know that you'll need to go lower.

 

Versatility is the key, but only if you can capitalize on that versatility. A low pro with 17.5 tires has the potential to earn a lot more money than a standard step. But if you never capitalise on that versatility and end up pulling standard height step freight with it all it will do is cost you money.

It's like anything else. A Conestoga can make you a lot of money yet most guys just use theirs for regular flatbed freight so all they did was spend 15k dollars for a fancy tarp.

 

That's exactly what i would do. Im in the same boat right now. Getting bored with wide flatbed loads and looking for something different. Just got to make up my mind in which direction to go. Get a stretch and go long or get a step or rgn for tall and wide and heavy.