Rainier Truck & Chassis Offers Online Ordering
Rainier dealers and customers can now use the company's factory website to order trucks anytime and anywhere.

Ordering products off the internet isn't new in today’s fast-paced e-commerce environment. But Rainier says it is trying to create a better working relationship with dealers and customers and the factory by offering online truck ordering anytime and from anywhere.
With just a few clicks to choose the model and options, a truck can be ordered online and delivered to the nearest Rainier dealer. Rainier said it is the only truck manufacturer with an online order drop-down menu on its website for both dealers and retail customers.
Rainier said it has worked to create a solid deal for both the dealer and customer through its online ordering in order to offer a faster, hassle-free purchasing process that doesnt require haggling over the price.
Rainier trucks are offered with either the Cummins 6.7L diesel, rated at 300 horsepower and 600 lbs.-ft. of torque or the 6.4L Hemi that achieves 370 horsepower and 429 lbs.-ft of torque, which is standard on the Class 4-5 models. A 6.7L Cummins diesel engine that achieves 325 horsepower and 750 lbs.-ft. of torque will be standard on the Class 6-7 models. Load leveling air suspensions is standard on all models.
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