Fleet Engineers’ trailer side skirt

May 14, 2013

Updated Dec 23, 2017

Fleet Engineers’ aerodynamic AeroSaver trailer side skirt is designed for either angled or straight installation with a bracket system that requires no additional hardware.

The skirt, available in white or gray, is made from recycled extruded flexible plastic designed to bend over obstacles and meets the California Air Resources Board standalone trailer aerodynamic requirements for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s greenhouse gas rules.

For more information, go to www.fleetengineers.com.

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