FleetBase
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Load Planning

Pick a truck or trailer combo, add your cargo's real dimensions and weight, and get a real, proportioned bird's-eye layout of where it fits — plus an estimated kingpin/tandem weight split you can rebalance by sliding the tandem.

Planning estimate, not a certified load plan or scale ticket. Dimensions are typical figures for each equipment type, not a specific truck/trailer's own real spec — always verify against your actual rig before loading.

Truck / Trailer Combo

53ft × 100in floor · 45,000 lbs max

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Bird's-Eye Load Plan

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Floor space0 / 53 ft
Weight0 / 45,000 lbs

Plan the load before the forklift is already moving

How pallets sit on a trailer decides whether the load is legal on each axle and whether it survives the trip. This lays out pallet placement and weight distribution visually for any trailer, so problems surface on screen rather than at a scale house.

Change the trailer or the pallet pattern and the layout updates, which makes it fast to compare two ways of loading the same freight.

When people use this

  • Checking whether a heavy load distributes legally across the axles before dispatch
  • Working out how many pallets genuinely fit a given trailer
  • Showing a shipper why a load needs restaging before it goes on

Common questions

Does this guarantee I will pass a weigh station?
No. It is a planning aid for distribution and fit. Actual axle weights depend on your specific tractor, trailer, fuel, and how freight is loaded in practice, so a certified scale is still the authority.
Which trailer types are supported?
The common freight configurations — dry van, reefer, flatbed and step deck among them — with dimensions you can adjust for your own equipment.
Is it free?
Yes, free and open without an account.

Every tool here is free. An account adds the freight side — post a load, book a verified carrier, and track it live.

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