For the most part, that is the case. Upfront, aluminum truck beds tend to be more expensive. Carbon steel is generally less expensive at about half the cost of aluminum.

The Impact flatbed trailer uses aluminum and steel to achieve a 52,000-pound rating in just 4 feet while minimizing weight.

The axle separation distance can be 61, 73, or 121 in. The reinforced slider-pin holes don’t demand the use of fabricated steel channels or angles. A unique beam design functions with commercially ...

Carbon fiber? I thought GM’s trucks were made from submarines Recently, General Motors' commercials have been throwing shade on rival Ford for its use of anything other than steel in truck beds ...