Become a Freight Partner With Chill Out Rentals.

Chill Out Rentals is expanding rapidly across the United States and Canada, and we are looking to build strong, long-term partnerships with reliable and professional freight providers. As a Chill Out Rentals Freight Partner, you will play a key role in delivering mobile walk-in coolers and freezers to commercial clients across multiple industries. We are seeking companies and independent operators who take pride in exceptional customer service, prompt and secure deliveries, and professional representation of our brand. Partners must also have the capability to store units and coordinate deliveries as part of our distributed cold-storage network.

This opportunity allows you to work alongside a fast-growing company offering steady hauling demand, business-to-business delivery routes, and consistent year-round activity. We value integrity, clear communication, and a customer-focused approach —and we reward partners who uphold these standards as part of our expanding logistics network.

Freight Partner F.A.Q.

What types of equipment do you rent?

Exclusively refrigerated equipment as either trailers or containers.

What size of ball hitch is required

Our fleet of trailers range in ball hitch size from 2” to 2-5/16″ therefore we always recommend having both available.

Are the trailers road worthy for transport?

Yes, serviced yearly as well as any required repairs are done immediately to
ensure a reliable fleet as well as all trailers are registered and plated.

Do I need to use any straps to secure the load?

Yes! Unless you are towing a trailer then straps are a necessary requirement to ensure the trailers or container do not shift while being transported.

Will the Container unit fit between the rails of my bed?

Yes, if you have a wide bed typically 102” will allow our 8ft wide container to
fit.

Do I require Storage Space to Work as a Freight Partner?

No, you do not need any storage space to work as a Freight Partner with us.

How much do these units weigh?

Our smallest trailers weigh less than 2,000 pounds with the average unit weight of approximately 3,500 pounds. The refrigerated containers weigh approximately 8,500 pounds.