Building drying trailers since 1995.

Advanced Trailer began in 1995 as a semi-trailer dealership. That changed when a company bought 100 trailers with the goal of drying peanuts in them.

As business boomed, manufacturing requests followed, and Advanced Trailer began converting trailers and shipping them to peanut growers across the Southeast.

By 2003 we were fully committed to converting semi-trailers to dry peanuts. Using our knowledge of semis and our customers' suggestions, we beefed up the specifications and built a trailer that more than pulled its weight.

To control quality, timing and cost as we grew, we assembled a team for trailer repair and fabrication and moved to Dooly County, Georgia, with our own in-house fabrication shop. We also service customers after the sale, with inspections, service, repairs and maintenance.

Safety has always been part of the mission. Traditional peanut drying wagons had no lights, no brakes and no inspections. Semi-trailers must be inspected every year. We want the peanut industry to be profitable and, more importantly, safe.