Our Equipment
Every unit in the Caldera fleet is spec'd for safety, compliance, and performance — from intermodal drayage tractors to heavy-haul lowboys and stainless tankers.
50+
Power Units
100+
Trailers
100%
ELD Equipped
48
States Covered
Spec'd for the loads we haul — every unit maintained to exceed DOT standards.
Power Unit
Our drayage fleet is built for port and rail ramp operations — short-wheelbase tractors with chassis compatibility, TWIC-compliant operators, and 24-hour dispatch coordination for vessel and rail arrival windows.
Long-Haul & Regional
Our long-haul and regional dry van fleet covers 48 states with late-model sleeper and day cab tractors paired with 53-foot air-ride trailers. Real-time GPS tracking and ELD compliance on every unit.
Oversize & Heavy Haul
Our specialized flatbed fleet handles oversize and overweight loads up to 200,000+ lbs with proper permitting. Lowboy and RGN configurations for heavy equipment, steel, and industrial cargo.
Tanker Hauling
Stainless steel, aluminum, and lined tankers for food-grade, chemical, petroleum, and dry bulk commodities. All tanker drivers carry the required CDL tanker endorsement with full washout documentation.
Spotter Services
Purpose-built yard tractors for trailer spotting, dock positioning, and staging operations. Available 24 hours on flexible shift schedules to keep your facility moving without interruption.
Every unit in our fleet is maintained to exceed DOT inspection standards — not just meet them.
Preventive Maintenance Schedule
All power units and trailers follow a strict PM schedule with documented service records available on request.
Pre- & Post-Trip Inspections
Every driver completes a full DVIR before and after every load — no exceptions.
Annual DOT Inspections
All units pass annual DOT inspections and are maintained in roadworthy condition year-round.
ELD Fleet-Wide
Every power unit is equipped with a compliant Electronic Logging Device for accurate HOS tracking.
Tell us what you're moving and we'll match the right unit to your load.
