Systems
Mobile Truck Wash Systems
Heavy-duty, high-flow mobile trailer rigs built to wash semis, box trucks and heavy equipment wherever they're parked.
Mobile truck washing allows professional cleaning businesses to wash semis, box trucks and commercial vehicles directly at the customer's location. DETRAILERS builds heavy-duty mobile truck wash equipment for operators who bring the wash system to the trucks — not fixed wash bays or automated drive-through truck wash systems. Systems can be configured for local commercial fleets or long-haul big rigs, using conventional soap-and-rinse or two-step washing. For serious big-rig washing, we recommend hot water and spot-free rinse capability. If startup budget doesn't allow for spot-free right away, DETRAILERS can plan the system so it can be added later.
Because of the water capacity and equipment required for serious mobile truck washing, most systems are best suited to a trailer-mounted configuration. DETRAILERS can also custom-build truck wash equipment for larger flatbeds and box trucks when the vehicle has sufficient capacity. We'll help determine which configuration makes the most sense for the type and volume of truck washing you plan to do.
Mobile Truck Wash models
DETRAILERS truck wash systems are configured around the types of trucks you'll be washing, the volume of work you expect, and the water and equipment requirements of the operation. Because serious truck-washing setups can vary significantly, we configure each system around the customer's specific application rather than limiting the category to a fixed model lineup.
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Choosing your system
Why are larger truck-wash systems often trailer mounted?
The water and equipment required for high-volume truck washing often favor a trailer. A larger flatbed or box truck may also be suitable when it has sufficient capacity; the mounting choice depends on the specific installation.
Can I add spot-free rinse later?
DETRAILERS can plan a system for a later addition when the initial budget does not include spot-free equipment. Discuss that plan before the build so the layout and equipment choices can account for it.
What work should I describe before choosing equipment?
Explain whether you will clean local fleets, long-haul tractors, trailers or other commercial vehicles, the number per visit and the desired wash process. Discuss hot-water requirements, hose reach, operator count and job-site water supply.
Ready to build the perfect rig?
Tell us what you want to clean and your budget. We'll design a system that fits, with no pressure and no upsell.