Top 100 Washington Trucking Fleets by Power Units (2026)

Nightly aggregation of the FMCSA census puts Washington at 51,227 active motor carriers running roughly 345,247 power units combined, and about 53% of those carriers are single-truck owner-operators. Average active fleet size works out to 7.4 trucks.

608 new WA carrier registrations appeared in the last 90 days — and 627 registrations carry an FMCSA prior-revocation link, the raw material of chameleon re-registrations.

EAGLE PARTY RENTAL out of TACOMA tops the WA ranking with 100000 power units on its latest MCS-150. Its complete vetting workup — risk flags, score breakdown, insurance filings, and record timeline — is at https://mclookup.com/carrier/2899984.

The list orders every carrier headquartered in WA by self-reported power units, filtered for plausibility (a driver-to-truck ratio between 0.3 and 5.0 screens out data-entry junk like thousand-truck fleets with zero drivers). Showing the top 100 of 8,648 qualifying carriers; every row links to that carrier's full public record.

Yes — this page only surfaces the largest fleets. Any of the 8,648 registered WA carriers can be pulled up by typing its USDOT or MC number into the search bar, which returns the same risk-flag screening, score breakdown, and month-over-month record history.