Beyond towing, a pickup's box is for hauling: materials, equipment, goods. What it can carry and the fittings that ease its use vary by model. Understanding what makes a box practical helps you choose a pickup truly suited to what you plan to load in it.
Several elements shape how the box works for hauling:
Since payload varies from one model to another, it is worth confirming the one that suits you. An advisor can help.
On a pickup used to haul loads, examine the box floor, the tie-down points and signs of abrasive use. Every pickup is presented with its Carfax report, which traces previous owners, recorded servicing and reported accidents, and goes through the 160-point inspection performed by our technicians. An advisor can go through these references with you for a specific model.
Every pickup in our inventory goes through a 160-point inspection performed by our technicians and is presented with its Carfax report. Our 25 dealerships cover Estrie, Monteregie and Centre-du-Quebec, from Sherbrooke to Victoriaville. Beaucage Auto Credit reviews every financing application, and your current vehicle can be taken as a trade-in.
Mid-size and full-size pickups of recent years, suited to hauling loads in the box, many four-wheel drive. Inventory turns over as trade-ins come in across our 25 dealerships.
Payload varies by the vehicle's model and configuration; it is verified on the model's listing and with an advisor. The box type and fittings also shape hauling use.
A multifunction tailgate, tie-down points, dividers and a protective liner ease and secure loading. This equipment varies from one vehicle to another.
Yes. Beaucage Auto Credit reviews each application individually, including first-time credit applications and more complex situations. An advisor will walk you through the options that apply to your case.
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