Commercial Truck & Van Equipment
Plan the racks, storage, loading equipment and power your business needs around the right Ford vehicle.
We help coordinate equipment for available dealership vehicles and commercial upfits. Tell us what you carry, how you load it and where the vehicle needs to work.
Choose Equipment for the Actual Job
These categories are a starting point. Fit and installation must be confirmed for the specific vehicle and body.
Ladder Racks
Match rack fit, usable load and loading method to the truck or van. Include the ladders and long materials you actually carry and check the completed vehicle’s clearance.
Toolboxes & Bed Storage
Organize tools and parts while preserving usable load space. Review lid and door access, mounting locations and compatibility with other equipment.
Liftgates
Start with the size and weight of the loads to be lifted. Review platform dimensions, body compatibility, power needs and the weight added to the vehicle.
Towing Equipment
Review the actual truck configuration, trailer, hitch and related equipment together. Confirm the applicable ratings and loaded combination before choosing components.
Cargo Management
Plan suitable tie-downs, dividers and storage around load shape and access. Select equipment and mounting appropriate to the vehicle and cargo.
Lighting & Power
Describe the work areas and electrical equipment you need to support. Have the upfitter review power demand, wiring, mounting and installation requirements.
Safety Equipment
Discuss visibility, access and job-specific equipment with your team and upfitter. Requirements depend on the vehicle, workplace and operation.
Van Interior Equipment
Coordinate shelving, bulkheads, cabinets and protective surfaces around the selected Transit and the work performed inside it.
Every Added Component Changes the Setup
Equipment uses space and adds weight. Review the finished vehicle with occupants, tools, cargo and any trailer tongue weight included, and confirm applicable payload and axle limits.
Mounting points, body construction, door movement and electrical needs also affect compatibility. Coordinate the equipment list before installation so one component does not prevent another from working as intended.
Bring These Details
- Vehicle or body type and any known stock number
- Equipment dimensions and operating weight
- How often items are loaded and unloaded
- Trailer and hitch details, if applicable
- Power demand and work-area lighting needs
- Target completion date and budget
Connect the Equipment to the Vehicle
Truck Bodies
Review service bodies, flatbeds, dump bodies and other commercial configurations before selecting accessories.
Explore truck bodies →Transit Van Upfits
Organize a van around cargo access, tools, replacement parts and your technicians’ workflow.
Explore Transit upfits →Available Ford Vehicles
Start with a suitable vehicle and confirm whether the needed equipment is already installed or requires coordination.
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Truck Bed Storage
Compare storage layouts around the tools and open cargo space you need.
Inverters & Power
Prepare the equipment and power requirements for an installation discussion.
Equipment Planning Questions
Can I include equipment in my vehicle request?
Yes. Describe the equipment and what it needs to do. We can review vehicle fit, installation scope and pricing together.
Can equipment be added to any available truck or van?
Compatibility varies. Body construction, dimensions, ratings, mounting and electrical requirements need to be checked for the specific vehicle.
How should I plan installation timing?
Confirm equipment availability and the upfitter’s schedule separately from vehicle availability. Ask for the expected ready-for-work date for the complete setup.
Make Your Equipment Part of the Vehicle Plan
Share the setup your business needs, and we can discuss compatible options.