
Trucking & Equipment Fleets
Trailer & Truck Frame Welding for Fleets
Trailer frames, truck frames and fleet equipment repaired in the yard, without a tow and without losing the unit for a week.
A cracked crossmember or a failed rear impact guard parks a trailer until it is fixed. AHT repairs trailer and truck frames in the fleet yard, so the unit goes back into service without a tow to a shop.
Cracks are excavated and rebuilt rather than capped, and reinforcement is added where the frame failed. Fleet managers get a written scope first and a completion record for the unit file.
Typical work
- Main beam and I-beam crack repair
- Crossmember replacement and repair
- Rear impact guard repair and rebuilds
- Spring hanger and suspension mount repair
- Landing gear and bracket mounts
- Truck frame and bed repair
Equipment
- Flatbed trailers
- Lowboys
- Dump trailers
- Equipment trailers
- Truck frames
- Service bodies
For procurement and prequalification: certificate of insurance, W-9, written welding procedure specifications and welder qualification records are available on request. Request documents.
Services
Services for trucking & equipment fleets.

Trailer & Truck Frame Repair
Cracked I-beams, crossmembers, spring hangers and underride guards repaired on site.
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Structural Welding & Repair
Crack repair, reinforcement and weld restoration on frames, attachments and fabricated steel assemblies.
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Field Fabrication
Plates, gussets, brackets and replacement components fabricated to fit the repair.
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On-Site Cutting & Gouging
Torch cutting and carbon arc gouging to remove failed welds and prepare joints.
Learn moreCan AHT repair a trailer in the fleet yard?
Yes. Frame, crossmember, hanger and rear impact guard repairs are performed where the trailer is parked.
Does AHT provide a record for the unit file?
Yes. Every repair closes with a signed completion record that can be kept with the unit’s maintenance file.
Request service
Unit parked with a cracked frame?
Call AHT or send photos of the damage. The repair is scoped in writing before any work starts.