Why Buy a Truck Bed from a Dealer Instead of Online?
You've seen truck beds listed online — sometimes at prices that seem too good to be true. So why would you buy from a local dealer like Star Truck Equipment…
You've seen truck beds listed online — sometimes at prices that seem too good to be true. So why would you buy from a local dealer like Star Truck Equipment…
When you're outfitting a work truck, the first big decision is flatbed or utility body? Both are excellent work truck platforms, but they're designed for very different types of work.…
A quality truck bed is a business investment — and like any business investment, you shouldn't have to pay for it all at once. Star Truck Equipment offers financing options…
A crane truck body transforms your cab & chassis into a mobile lifting platform — combining service body storage with crane mounting capability. If your work requires lifting heavy equipment,…
Texas ranchers need a truck bed that can handle everything from hauling hay bales and feed to pulling livestock trailers and running fence. Here are our top recommendations for ranch…
If you're outfitting a work truck, you've probably come across the term "service body" — but what exactly is it, and how is it different from a standard flatbed? Here's…
Ram cab & chassis trucks — the 3500, 4500, and 5500 — are workhorses built for serious applications. Choosing the right flatbed for your Ram requires understanding the specific fitment…
The Ford F-350 and F-450 cab & chassis are two of the most popular platforms for flatbed truck beds in Texas. Whether you're running a ranch, construction company, or fleet…
Your truck came with a perfectly good factory bed — so why would you rip it off and replace it with a flatbed? Actually, there are some compelling reasons. Here's…
Texas weather is tough on truck beds. Between the extreme heat, humidity, coastal salt air, and UV exposure, even a well-built flatbed needs some attention to stay in top condition.…