Great Western Leasing and Sales LLC

Great Western Leasing and Sales LLC specializes in the sale, leasing, and financing of semi-trailers for diverse applications across various industries, ensuring tailored solutions for their clients' transportation needs. Founded in 1971, Great Western Leasing and Sales LLC operates out of Fontana, US, providing specialized leasing and sales of semi-trailers. The company was acquired by Headhaul Capital Partners on October 13, 2015, in partnership with the existing management team. The current CEOs are Jeremy Amen and Sean Norton.

Great Western Trailer specializes in the sale, leasing, and financing of a wide range of semi-trailers, including new and used open deck trailers, heavy haul trailers, extendable trailers, dump trailers, tank trailers, and dry vans. Their clientele includes logistics companies, construction firms, agricultural businesses, and sectors like manufacturing and retail, which require specialized transport solutions. The company addresses transportation reliability and safety through customized solutions and operates across multiple regions in the Southwestern United States, Midwest, and parts of the West Coast. Great Western Trailer generates revenue through direct sales, leasing agreements, and financing options for its semi-trailer offerings.

The company primarily engages in B2B transactions with logistics and transportation firms looking to expand or replace their fleets. Revenue is further enhanced through maintenance and parts sales. Specific pricing plans are not disclosed, but financing options are designed to accommodate both short-term and long-term needs, ensuring a seamless transaction experience for clients. Moving forward, Great Western Trailer plans to expand its product line with new semi-trailer models, targeting a release in late 2023.

The company aims to penetrate new markets in the Southeastern United States by 2025. The acquisition in October 2015 has provided a robust financial base to support these initiatives, although specific funding utilization details remain undisclosed.