Different support surfaces
The transporter configurator can show a full deck or two wheel tracks with an open centre between frame members. Tracks support a vehicle's tyres; they do not automatically provide continuous support for crates, pallets or machinery.
LOHR does not prove an open centre
Sheet type alone does not identify the deck. The range contains a track-described model such as Wiola L25G45P and a centre-filled specification such as Niewiadów Jupiter NM 4.5. Inspect the exact product photographs and equipment. Ambiguous descriptions remain unconfirmed.
Measure both axle tracks
Overall body width, wheel track and wheelbase are different measurements. Front and rear wheel tracks are measured centre to centre; wheelbase is the distance between axles. Also provide the widest tyre section. A car footprint fitting the deck does not prove its tyres sit on the tracks.
Check each support position
Set track width and centre spacing for your concept. The calculation checks both axles against that arrangement. Actual product track dimensions still require confirmation. Different axle tracks, multiple cars or missing measurements need further checking.
Review loading and securing
The preview does not establish ground clearance, approach angle or ramp capacity. Gather vehicle data and compare twin-axle and three-axle transporters. The final step explains how to move to a real Witmar offer.