Utility Trailers

Big Tex Trailer World is one of the top utility trailer dealers in the U.S., and we can help you find the perfect trailer for your needs. Our huge selection includes:

• Single- and dual-axle models: Our single-axle trailers are lightweight and easy to maneuver, making them a great choice for smaller loads. They save you money on fuel, tires, and brakes. If you need more power, our dual-axle trailers provide extra stability and higher payload capacity for heavy-duty hauling.
• Pipe rails or walls: You can pick utility trailers with pipe rails for a low-profile design or walls for added protection. Pipe rails keep things simple, while walls help secure larger, bulkier loads.
• Multiple gate and ramp styles: Our customers haul all kinds of cargo, from equipment and machinery to motorcycles, RVs, and ATVs. We offer trailers with multiple ramp and gate options so you can load and unload quickly and safely, no matter what you’re transporting.

Our utility trailers include features like Dexter axles, E-Z Lube hubs, radial tires and electric brakes to optimize performance and safety.

Big Tex Trailer World is your one-stop headquarters for utility trailers and much more. The benefits of partnering with us include:

• Affordability: You’ll save money when you buy from us. Our low utility trailer prices can fit the tightest budgets, and our flexible financing options can make your purchase even more affordable. Free shipping is available with parts and accessories orders over $99.
• Extensive inventory: No one has a better selection of utility trailers, parts, and accessories than we do. We carry a wide range of models from top brands, and if you don’t see what you need, we’ll work fast to find it for you.
• Expert advice: We know buying a trailer is a big decision, and with so many options, it can be tough to choose. Our expert team is here to guide you, so you can buy with confidence.
• Nationwide team: With over 60 locations nationwide, a Big Tex Trailer World store is always nearby to help you.
• Trailer repairs: Beyond selling trailers, our skilled technicians provide fast repairs to keep your trailer running smoothly.

Big Tex Trailer World offers a wide selection of pre-owned trailers at every location, giving you a budget-friendly way to find your ideal hauling solution. Our selection includes a variety of trailer types to match your needs, whether you’re looking for light utility use or heavy-duty transport. Check our online inventory or visit your nearest seller to explore current options. From start to finish, your satisfaction is our priority.

Need repairs or maintenance? Our passionate team of expert technicians service all trailer brands and models — no matter where you bought them. We handle everything from brake checks and axle replacements to wiring repairs and more. Plus, every visit includes a free multipoint inspection, so you’ll know exactly what your trailer needs. We make payment simple, too, with options including cash, credit cards, and financing. Our company is always here to assist you with fast, dependable service designed to keep you on the road.

With nationwide support, flexible payment options, and reliable repair services, Big Tex Trailer World is your trusted partner in trailer ownership. Stop by your local store or schedule a free estimate online today.

A utility trailer is an open, versatile trailer designed to haul equipment, materials, vehicles, and other cargo. It typically features a flat deck, side rails, and a rear ramp or gate for easy loading and unloading.

Utility trailers are used for a wide range of applications, including hauling landscaping equipment, construction materials, ATVs, motorcycles, furniture, and general cargo for both personal and commercial use.

The right size depends on what you plan to haul. Common sizes range from 5×8 for light-duty use to 7×16 or larger for commercial applications. Consider the size and weight of your equipment, as well as how often you’ll be hauling.

Single axle trailers are lighter, easier to maneuver, and ideal for smaller loads.

Tandem axle trailers offer higher weight capacity, improved stability, and better performance for heavier loads and long-distance hauling.

Weight capacity varies by model and configuration. Light-duty trailers may carry around 2,000–3,500 lbs, while heavy-duty tandem axle trailers can handle 7,000 lbs or more. Always check the GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) before loading.

Brake requirements depend on your state laws and the trailer’s weight. Many trailers over 3,000 lbs GVWR require electric brakes for safe stopping and legal compliance.

Important features include:

• Durable steel or aluminum construction
• Treated wood or steel decking
• Tie-down points for securing cargo
• Ramp gate or loading ramps
• LED lighting for visibility
• Optional upgrades like side rails or toolboxes

Aluminum trailers are lighter, resist rust, and improve fuel efficiency. Steel trailers are typically more affordable and offer greater strength for heavy-duty applications. The best choice depends on your usage and environment.

A ramp gate is a fold-down rear gate that allows you to easily load equipment like mowers, ATVs, or motorcycles. It’s one of the most common and useful features on utility trailers.

Yes. Utility trailers can be customized with features like mesh sides, ladder racks, toolboxes, spare tire mounts, winches, and upgraded axles or suspension systems.

Use ratchet straps, chains, or ropes along with built-in tie-down points to secure your load. Properly securing cargo prevents shifting during transport and improves safety.

Most utility trailers use a standard ball hitch, typically 2” or 2-5/16”. Always match the hitch size and weight rating to your trailer’s specifications.

With proper care and maintenance, a high-quality utility trailer can last many years. Longevity depends on usage, load management, and how well the trailer is maintained.

Routine maintenance includes:

• Checking tire pressure and wear
• Inspecting brakes and lights
• Greasing wheel bearings
• Tightening bolts and hardware
• Cleaning and protecting against rust

Yes. Utility trailers are widely used in landscaping, construction, and service industries. They are a cost-effective solution for transporting tools, materials, and equipment.

Absolutely. Homeowners use utility trailers for moving, hauling yard waste, transporting recreational vehicles, and DIY projects.