Custom Hauler Truck
Conversion Companies
Discover the distinct styles and features of top conversion manufacturers like SportChassis, Schwalbe, and Western Hauler. We help you find the perfect rig for your heavy-duty needs.
The Leaders in Custom Conversions
Most luxury hauler trucks start as a standard Cab & Chassis from manufacturers like Freightliner (M2), Ford (F-550/F-650), or GM (5500). Independent conversion companies—or ‘upfitters’—then complete the build by adding custom hauler beds, upgrading the interiors, and modifying the suspension for towing.
SportChassis
SportChassis is recognized by Freightliner as a manufacturer. Their builds feature composite hauler beds, factory-matched interiors, and push-button rear sofa beds. They do not typically use wood trim.
Schwalbe
Schwalbe is famous for the “Schwalbe Stretch”, physically extending the truck cab to create a 4-door sedan-style cabin with maximum rear legroom. They often use custom air-ride seats in all positions.
Laredo Conversions
Laredo conversions are often focused on maximizing payload and practicality. They offer a functional hauler bed and comfortable interior upgrades without the extreme price point of some fully custom builds.
Bolt Custom
Bolt Custom Trucks feature Integrated Sleeper designs for an open-concept cabin. Built with aluminum and vibration-proof fasteners, they deliver a light, rattle-free ride.
Summit Hauler
Summit Haulers are designed to reduce driver fatigue. Builds emphasize sound dampening, soft-touch walls, and a proprietary bed design that integrates weight for better ride quality.
Western Hauler
Known for high-gloss wood consoles (walnut/maple), ostrich or alligator leather accents, and western-themed stitching. They often utilize steel or western-style hauler beds.
2L Custom Trucks
2L builds often feature custom exterior paint schemes, blacked-out trim, and personalized interiors. They bridge the gap between a work truck and a show truck.
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