Choose by weight, dimensions and route.
Tonnage names are useful starting points, but the operator must confirm the real payload and body dimensions of the assigned vehicle.
Choose the right lorry
Up to 4,000 kg
Approx. 20–25 m³
Best for pallets, machinery and business stock
17 ft box length Vehicle planning guide
| Vehicle | Planning payload | Approx. volume | Typical body length | Common use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-ton lorry | Up to 1,000 kg | 5–7 m³ | 10 ft | Cartons and light stock |
| 3-ton lorry | Up to 2,500 kg | 16–20 m³ | 14 ft | Several pallets |
| 5-ton lorry | Up to 4,000 kg | 20–25 m³ | 17 ft | Pallets and machinery |
| 10-ton lorry | Up to 9,000 kg | 30–35 m³ | 20 ft | Heavy commercial goods |
| 15/18-ton lorry | Up to 15,000 kg | 45–55 m³ | 30 ft | High-volume freight |
| 20-ton trailer | Up to 20,000 kg | 60–70 m³ | 40 ft | Trailer-scale loads |