Utility trailers are for homeowners, professionals, packers and movers, and everyone in between. Shopping for the right trailer can be very difficult at times, one must have proper knowledge and experience in looking for the right trailer. We put up some questions together to resolve this issue for you.

What is the intended use?

The planning time spent behind buying a trailer could be made easier if you know the exact purpose of buying a trailer. Trailers can be categorized on the basis of what kind of cargo you are planning to haul and how heavy is the cargo. It is also beneficial to consider how frequently you will be travelling with the cargo.

What type is required?

● Utility/ Landscape

There are no walls or ceilings in the Utility Trailers/Landscape Trailers. Low rails or solid side walls help contain your cargo, and slats or d-rings help secure your equipment in open trailers. A utility trailer is useful for transporting landscaping equipment, garden equipment, lawnmowers, camping gear, and other items.

● Enclosed

Whereas the utility trailer is open, Enclosed Trailers are closed by four walls and a ceiling. The trailer gives you the ability to protect your cargo from the elements. Also, the Enclosed Trailers can be locked and secured when you leave them unattended. They' re most ideal for hauling equipment, ATVs, cars, bikes, and more.

● Single Axle

Single-axle trailers are equipped with only one pair of wheels. They may transport modest business freight as well as regular domestic stuff. Because of their modest weight, these trailers are easy to manoeuvre.

● Tandem Axle

Tandem Axle Trailers are equipped with two sets of wheels. The two axles are close together in the trailer's centre, distributing the cargo's weight for shock absorption and enhanced manoeuvrability. Tandem axle trailers are ideal for transporting large loads.