Wabash Trailers For Sale - New & Used

More About Wabash National

Fleet managers, owner-operators and company owners who are looking for new and used Wabash trailers can view our individual trailer listings below. Each listing includes several color photos as well as necessary information to help you find exactly the trailers you need. Some of the information that is included in the trailer listings is wheelbase, weight rating, suspension type, number of axles, tire size and deck dimensions. You can also follow the links underneath the photos for more information about location, financing, insurance, vehicle inspection report and more.

History of Wabash

Wabash National was co-founded by the former president of Monon Corporation, Jerry Ehrlich, Ronald Klimara and William Hoover. Klimara and Hoover were also former Monon employees. They started the company in Lafayette, Indiana, leasing an abandoned factory that had been used for corn storage. It was reported that their first trailer was built on sawhorses in 1985. The company's first customer was the popular Sears, Roebuck and Co., who ordered 10 trailers. The company grew rapidly, purchasing their first factory in 1986 and becoming publicly traded in 1991. Wabash signed an agreement with PODS in December of 2008 to service and build all of the PODS storage containers.

Locations

Wabash National has kept their headquarters in Lafayette, IN since the company was founded. Their main production facility is also in Indiana. They also have U.S. manufacturing plants located in Kentucky, Oregon, Arkansas, Kansas and Wisconsin. Wabash also has a manufacturing plant in Mexico.

They have a network of dealerships that extends across the entire span of North America, where they sell trailers as well as service and repair them.

Wabash Trailer Types

Wabash offers customers just about every type of trailer on the road. They manufacture a large selection of dry vans and refrigerated vans. They also manufacture platform trailers of various types, converter dollies, intermodal equipment and tankers designed to haul a variety of liquids. The company also manufactures laminated oak flooring that is high quality and often used for flooring in containers, dry van trailers and truck bodies.

In addition to the high-quality materials they use in manufacturing trailers, Wabash also offers many amenities and unique features in their trailers.

The features found in Wabash trailers include:

• Sliding axles
• Steel wheels
• Translucent roof
• Swing doors
• Anti-scuff lining
• Interior Oak flooring
• LED lighting
• Sliding winches
• Spread Axle
• Kemlite lining