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Mike ClarkTrucking
Tulare, Kern & Fresno Counties

Truck Types

Every configuration we run out of the Porterville yard. Capacity is only half of it — the unloading pattern is what decides whether material lands in a pile or a windrow.

Truck types
5
Max per load
28 T
Loads per day
200–300
Counties served
3
01Side by side

Compare the fleet

Capacity, how it unloads, and what it suits — in one place. Find the row that matches your job, then open the truck for the full spec.

CapacityUp to 28 tons
UnloadingBottom, while moving
Best forLarge-scale construction · Road building · Aggregate hauling
Typical jobBase rock down a new road
Full spec
CapacityUp to 25 tons
UnloadingBottom, while moving
Best forRoad construction · Paving · Large-scale aggregate delivery
Typical jobRock spread for a paving pass
Full spec
CapacityUp to 25 tons
UnloadingRear, hydraulic lift
Best forDemolition debris · Oversized rock and rip rap · Soil and sand
Typical jobBoulders and demo in one pile
Full spec
CapacityUp to 25 tons
UnloadingCan into the bed, then rear
Best forPaving parking lots · Aggregate and asphalt hauling · Tight or urban job sites
Typical jobParking lot 30 minutes out
Full spec
CapacityUp to 18 tons
UnloadingRear
Best forTight residential sites · Rip rap and demo debris · Smaller aggregate loads
Typical jobDriveway behind a tight gate
Full spec
02The fleet

Open a truck

Photos, benefits and the full spec on every configuration.

Dirt hauling

One of the biggest dirt haulers in Tulare County.

Several excavators and wheel loaders to handle any dirt job size. Tell us the material, the tonnage and the address — we will put the right truck on it.