Utility Trailers

Utility Trailers

Haul recreational vehicles, tools, building materials and more in a utility trailer from Tractor Supply. Whether you’re headed to the lake for a relaxing weekend, or to a construction site or landscaping job to deliver equipment, it’s an effective way to help get what you need to where it’s going.

Dependable Transportation For Life Out Here

A utility trailer is an easy means of moving virtually anything that won't fit inside a vehicle’s trunk or truck bed. Use one to tow a motorcycle, move furniture or appliances, carry drywall or lumber and more. Designed open on top, they’re easy to load and unload, often incorporating a ramp with a swing gate to simplify access to cargo.

Road-Friendly Materials and Construction

Most utility trailers are comprised of a lightweight yet durable steel or aluminum frame, with either a wood, metal wire mesh or plastic floor. They’re available in different lengths, so depending on what you're towing, you can find the ideal solution in our stock.

Single- and Dual-Axle Options for Your Needs

More maneuverable, single-axle trailers are typically used to lug lighter loads. Dual-axle trailers, in contrast, usually have higher payload ratings and are more stable, making them ideal for moving heavier cargo.

Angle vs. Tube Trailers That Get the Job Done

The L-shaped profile and wrought-iron construction of an angle trailer make it perfect for transporting small vehicles and equipment, such as ATVs, UTVs and lawn mowers. Great for hauling soil amendments, mulch and other landscaping materials, tube steel trailers are resistant to bending. They also offer sturdier anchor points for securing your load with cargo management accessories, such as straps, tie-downs and a tarp.

Frequently Asked Questions About Utility Trailers

How do I choose the right utility trailer?

Know the towing capacity of your vehicle and the size and weight of what you plan to move, for one. It’ll tell you what the maximum gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of the trailer should be. Also, be aware that trailer features may vary, and you might have to install accessories, such as a hitch or signal wiring, to be fully functional. You’ll also need to register the trailer, much like registering a vehicle is required in most states. The registration process varies from state to state, so check your local laws and regulations.

How do I attach my utility trailer to my vehicle?

Generally, each trailer features a hitch ball, ball mount, wiring adapter and safety chain, which allow you to connect it to your vehicle. The hitch ball and ball mount enable attaching a coupler to the trailer, while the wiring adapter powers the trailer’s lights and the safety chain helps prevent it from separating. You should always follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer, as installation requirements for some models can vary.

What are some alternatives to utility trailers?

If you need to lock your gear up away from prying eyes, consider an enclosed trailer. Transporting cattle, horses and other animals, on the other hand, requires the use of a livestock trailer. When Mother Nature tempts you with ideal conditions, rely on a boat trailer to tow your watercraft out to your favorite spot.

Get Utility Trailers for Your Hauling Needs at Tractor Supply

Ready to tackle your next big move or project? One of our utility trailers is sure to help. Check out your options online or shop in person at your local Tractor Supply store.