Macro close-up of a polished weld bead running along a steel trailer frame edge, sparks glowing behind
Innovation · Langley, BC

From Spec to Steel

Nothing gets drawn until the spec is yours. Five stages, from first conversation to delivery.

01 : How We Engineer

Not a lab.
A custom shop.

Innovation at Pacesetter engineers every trailer around one customer's work, and it shows in the builds nobody else would take on.

02 : From Spec to Steel

How your trailer
gets built

The same five stages carry every build through the shop, whether it's a 35 ton lowbed or the 13-axle.

  1. 01
    Consult & Spec
    We ask what you want: capacity, configuration, how you load and haul. Nothing gets drawn until the spec is yours.
  2. 02
    Engineering & Drawings
    We engineer the build and send drawings for your approval before any steel is cut.
  3. 03
    Fabrication
    Built from the QT-100 steel frame to the smallest weld, in our Langley shop.
  4. 04
    Finish & Inspection
    Custom paint, any color you want. Every detail completed and inspected before it leaves the shop.
  5. 05
    Delivery
    Built and delivered across North America. Our warranty is our word: we make it right.
Engineered twice: on paper, then in steel

The proof is the weld.

Compare the work. Compare the value.
A loaded green Pacesetter heavy-haul train with booster climbing a snow-packed mountain highway at sunset
Flagship Build

The 85-ton,
13-axle.

Our biggest, most unusual build: an 85 ton rig with a remote bump-steer booster that the pilot car steers around corners. It carries over 200,000 pounds all in. When the haul is unusual, the engineering is the answer.

Start the Build

Bring us the unusual one.

The details other manufacturers say no to are the ones we want to hear.