In the journey of Fruehauf and Zinergia  (number 6 of the Top 100 of Autotransport®) over 12 years, progress has been made in access to productive infrastructure, and this is the result of mutual trust and a shared vision of growth.

As part of this strategic alliance, Fruehauf delivered 555 trailers to Zinergia , a conglomerate of various transport companies operating in Mexico and the United States.

“In a year that presented significant challenges for the transportation and manufacturing industries, this investment represents much more than an equipment acquisition: it reflects Zinergia’s continued confidence in the quality of products, responsiveness, and comprehensive support that Fruehauf provides to its customers,” Fruehauf shared in a statement.

According to Drigo Arcos, Commercial Director of Fruehauf, “Zinergia is one of our most important business partners and a benchmark within the transportation industry in Mexico. We are proud that, after more than a decade of working together, they continue to trust Fruehauf to strengthen and modernize their operations. This relationship is the result of years of commitment, innovation, and ongoing support.”

The fleet of 555 trailers includes dry vans equipped with composite side panels, a state-of-the-art solution that reduces weight, increases structural strength, and improves operational efficiency. These features contribute to increased load capacity, optimized fuel consumption, and lower maintenance costs, resulting in greater profitability for transport operations.

Seven full-size platforms were also added, configurations designed to offer versatility and robustness in specialized cargo applications, strengthening Zinergia’s logistics capacity to serve diverse markets and operational needs.

“Beyond manufacturing trailers, at Fruehauf we strive to build long-term relationships with our customers. The delivery of these 555 units during 2025 demonstrates the trust we have developed with Zinergia and the commitment we share to driving increasingly efficient, profitable, and competitive operations,” highlighted Miguel Martínez, CEO of Fruehauf.

The collaboration between the two companies has constantly evolved to respond to the changing needs of the market, consolidating a relationship based on results, innovation and a long-term vision focused on sustainable growth.

“For more than a decade, we have found in Fruehauf a strategic partner that understands the needs of our operation and supports us with reliable, innovative, and high-quality solutions. The addition of these new units is part of our growth and fleet strengthening strategy to continue offering the best service to our customers,” said Luis Morales, CEO of Zinergia.

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To continue offering transportation and logistics services in the Mexican market, Ryder has strengthened its partnership with Fruehauf as an allied equipment provider that has been meeting the company’s equipment needs for almost two decades.

The integrated transportation solutions provider recently acquired five 53-foot Fruehauf flatbed trailers and five 53-foot dry van trailers for the expansion of Ryder’s fleet. Additionally, it recently placed an order for eight 30-foot dry van trailers for equipment renewal; in both cases, the trailers are operating on various routes throughout the country.

“Eighteen years ago, we made our first equipment purchase with Fruehauf, the first equipment we acquired were 48-foot and 53-foot flatbed trailers. Since then, we have been convinced by the combination they offer in terms of quality-price, availability to handle special projects or manufacture specialized equipment, and response times,” said Luis Murguía, Senior Director of Operations at Ryder.

The latest eight dry van trailers acquired by Ryder were manufactured using composite material, equipped with a curtain-type rear door, translucent roof, and a hydraulic ramp. These trailers enable the distribution of products in locations where a 48 or 53-foot trailer cannot access, providing better maneuverability in challenging areas and the ability to park in limited spaces.

“We listen to their needs and the challenges they face when unloading, maneuvering on the streets, and above all, meeting all the commitments they have with their respective clients. Thanks to clients like Ryder who trust in our products and support us year after year, we have been able to consolidate ourselves as the leading company in trailer commercialization in Mexico,” commented Rodrigo Arcos, Commercial Director of Fruehauf.

Murguía thanked Fruehauf for their support during challenging times caused by a shortage of allied equipment during the pandemic period (2020-2023). “This contributed to Ryder being able to fulfill our commitments to our customers.”

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To continue offering transportation and logistics services in the Mexican market, Ryder has strengthened its partnership with Fruehauf as an allied equipment provider that has met the company’s equipment needs for almost two decades.

The comprehensive transportation and management solutions provider recently acquired five 53-foot Fruehauf platforms, as well as five 53-foot dry boxes aimed at expanding Ryder’s fleet. Additionally, it recently placed an order for eight 30-foot dry boxes intended for equipment renewal; in both cases, the boxes are operating on various circuits throughout the country.

“Eighteen years ago, we made our first equipment purchase with Fruehauf. The first equipment we acquired were 48-foot and 53-foot platforms. Since then, we have been convinced by the combination they offer in terms of quality-price, availability to handle special projects or manufacture specialized equipment, and response times,” said Luis Murguía, Senior Operations Director at Ryder.

The latest eight dry boxes acquired by Ryder were manufactured in composite material, feature a rear curtain-type door, translucent roof, and a hydraulic ramp. These units enable product distribution in locations where a 48 or 53-foot box cannot access, as well as improved maneuverability in complicated areas and parking in limited spaces.

“We listen to their needs and the challenges they face when unloading, maneuvering on the streets, and above all, meeting each of the commitments they have with their respective clients. Thanks to customers like Ryder who trust our products and support us year after year, we have been able to establish ourselves as the leading company in semi-trailer sales in Mexico,” commented Rodrigo Arcos, Commercial Director of Fruehauf.

Murguía thanked Fruehauf for their support during challenging times caused by allied equipment shortages during the pandemic period (2020-2023). “This contributed to Ryder being able to fulfill its commitments to our clients.”

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