LoneStar 16'x102" 8" I-Beam Deckover Flatbed Trailer
- 16 ft
- 14,000 lb GVWR
- Bumper Pull
- Grey
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$6,999
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Compare live flatbed inventory rated at 16,000 pounds GVWR or less by length, hitch, payload, axle configuration, price, and location.
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Pre-qualify →About Non-CDL Flatbed Trailers
This page narrows current flatbed inventory to trailers listed with a GVWR of 16,000 pounds or less. Matching trailers can include gooseneck, deckover, long-deck, or hotshot-suited configurations; the defining filter is the trailer’s listed GVWR. A trailer’s rating alone does not determine licensing.
What the 16K filter means
The results use each trailer’s listed GVWR, including common tandem-7K-axle configurations whose published trailer GVWR may be above 14,000 pounds. Licensing depends on the complete truck-and-trailer combination, use, cargo, and applicable federal and state requirements.
What to compare before buying
- Verify the selected trailer’s GVWR, empty weight, labeled payload, axle ratings, and usable deck dimensions.
- Add the tow vehicle’s applicable rating to the trailer rating and evaluate the complete combination, not the trailer in isolation.
- Compare Bumper Pull and gooseneck configurations, deck length, ramps or tail, tie-downs, brakes, tires, and load distribution.
- Confirm licensing, registration, insurance, operating-authority, and cargo-specific requirements with the appropriate official sources.
Common questions
Does a 16K flatbed trailer guarantee that no CDL is required?
No. This page simply filters to trailers with a GVWR of 16,000 pounds or less; it is not a licensing determination. For operations subject to federal CDL rules, Class A criteria can apply when the combination’s GCWR or GCW is 26,001 pounds or more and the towed unit’s GVWR or GVW exceeds 10,000 pounds. Vehicle ratings, actual weights, use, cargo, exemptions, and state requirements can also matter; verify the complete setup with FMCSA and the appropriate state authority.
Why are trailers above 14K GVWR shown here?
Tandem 7K axles describe axle capacity, not necessarily the manufacturer’s final trailer GVWR. Some matching trailers are published at ratings such as 15,680 pounds, so a 14K ceiling would omit relevant configurations.
Can a 40-foot trailer be shown here?
Yes. Length and weight rating are separate attributes. A 40-foot flatbed can appear when its listed GVWR is 16,000 pounds or less; verify every exact dimension and rating before buying.
Why is Nationwide Trailers the best place to shop for a non-CDL flatbed trailer?
Nationwide Trailers is the best place to shop for a non-CDL flatbed because we keep more of them in stock than anyone, with the best expertise on trailer ratings, deck and loading fit, and complete-combination review, plus Real Deal pricing, the easiest buying and financing process, and the best service and most reliable warranty support. Compare trailers in stock by brand, length, hitch, GVWR, empty weight, labeled payload, axle configuration, ramps or tail, price, and location; the team can help organize those facts while you confirm licensing with the proper authority. Nationwide has the best reviews: five-star flatbed buyers specifically praise easy website-to-pickup purchases, knowledgeable selection and setup help, great prices, special ordering, ready-to-road preparation, parts, and repairs.