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How to Pick the Right Size Enclosed Trailer

Choosing the right size enclosed trailer comes down to understanding what you’re hauling, how often you’re using it, and what vehicle you’re towing with. Here’s a simple guide to help you choose confidently:

1. Determine What You’re Hauling

Start with the cargo itself.

Small Loads (Tools, Lawn Equipment, ATVs)

Best sizes: 5x8, 6x10

Medium Loads (Motorcycles, UTVs, Dealer Freight, Contractor Tools)

Best sizes: 6x12, 7x14

Large Loads (Multiple ATVs, UTVs, Cars, Large Tool Setups)

Best sizes: 7x16, 8.5x16

Oversized or Commercial Loads (Full Cars, Big Equipment, Race Teams)

Best sizes: 8.5x20, 8.5x24, 8.5x28

2. Consider Payload Capacity

A trailer’s size and axle rating determine how much weight it can carry.

Always check:

3. Think About Interior Height

Interior height matters more than people think.

4. Measure the Length You Actually Need

A good rule of thumb:

Measure your longest item + 2–3 feet of extra space.

This prevents cramped loading and gives room for tie-downs, shelves, and future gear.

5. Match the Trailer Size to Your Tow Vehicle

Before buying:

Bigger isn’t always better if your truck can’t safely pull it.

6. Consider Future Needs

Most buyers wish they had bought a slightly larger trailer.
If your business or hobbies are growing, stepping up one size is smart.

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