A cost-effective "dry hire" solution to expand your existing fleet's capacity for bulk haulage projects across South Africa.
Request a Trailer Hire QuoteOur trailer-only "dry hire" service provides the flexibility you need to meet project demands without the capital outlay of purchasing new assets.
Quickly add 34-ton payload capacity to your existing truck horses to handle larger contracts or seasonal peaks in demand.
Avoid the high cost of purchasing, licensing, and maintaining trailers. Our monthly rate provides a predictable operational expense.
Our trailers are delivered to you fully inspected and in excellent working condition, ready to be put to work immediately on your project.
A simple, monthly rate for our 34-ton side tipper trailers.
Standard Monthly Rate
R30,000
Per Trailer / Per Month (Excl. VAT)
This rate is for the trailer only ("dry hire"). The client is responsible for providing a suitable truck horse, driver, insurance, and all operational costs.
Our trailers are built for durability and efficiency in demanding South African conditions.
Hiring a side tipper trailer is quick and transparent.
Contact us with your project needs, including duration, location, and number of trailers required.
You receive a detailed quote and a clear "dry hire" rental agreement. We provide all necessary roadworthy and licensing documents.
Upfront payment secures your booking. You can then arrange for collection of the trailer from our depot.
You operate the trailer with your own fleet. At the end of the contract, the trailer is returned for a post-hire inspection.
"Dry hire" means you are renting the equipment (the trailer) only. You are responsible for providing the truck horse, a qualified driver, all operational costs like diesel and tolls, and ensuring you have adequate insurance coverage for the trailer.
As the operator, you are responsible for daily and weekly maintenance checks, including tyre pressure, greasing of moving parts, and checking the hydraulic system. Major scheduled servicing is handled by us, but day-to-day operational upkeep is the client's responsibility.
No, for dry hire contracts, the client is responsible for arranging adequate insurance coverage for the hired trailer for the full duration of the rental period. This must include cover for damage, theft, and public liability.
