Trailer Rental Questions, Answered

We offer 1 day, multi day, and multi week bookings. The longer you book, the more discount you get.

Yes, you can cancel or modify your reservation up to 24 hours before your scheduled pick-up time without any additional fees. Please refer to our cancellation policy for more details.

Of course, browse our All Trailers page, pick your unit and dates, and book directly there.

Most modern 1/4 ton trucks are capable of towing around 10,000 pounds, and all of our units are under that weight. You have to factor in the weight of your load aside from the weight of the trailer and confirm the towing capacity for your truck. We can help you figure out exactly what you can tow when booking.

Yes, your automobile insurance should cover anything you tow. You would need to confirm with them before taking delivery.

For anything larger than our car haulers we require your vehicle to be equipped with a brake controller. Wireless controllers are fairly accessible at auto parts stores.

Yes, our deck over tilt can comfortably handle the weight load of a skid steer. This would require at least a 3/4-ton truck.

Although most pickup trucks will pull our trailers empty, we typically advise at least a 1/2 ton for our enclosed and car haulers and at least a 3/4 ton for our deck over or heavy equipment trailers.

We sure do! If you are within 100 miles of us, we will gladly bring you your unit.

We serve Clarksville, Fort Campbell, Hopkinsville, Nashville, Springfield, Dover, Middle Tennessee, and Southern Kentucky.

Yes, we operate on an as-needed basis, and our trailers are available for pickup and drop-off 24/7/365.

Yes, all of our rentals come with a choice of ratchet straps or chains and binders, choices are made at time of pick up but all are accessible.

Yes, all of our trailers are equipped with either a 12,000lbs or 14,000lbs winch.