Trailer Rental
Utlity Trailers, Dump and Lift Trailers, And Flat Bed Trailers
We offer trailer rental for those in need of moving cargo in a covered trailer or a flatbed. Our trailer rentals include any equipment that could be needed including trailer hitches, straps, chains, lights and more. Our trailers come in numerous sizes depending on your needs.
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Flexible Trailer Rental
When handling the logistics of a small business, which requires moving large equipment from one location to the other regularly, having a convenient mode of transport that works with your schedule and budget takes considerable stress out of the process. At AA Rental, we provide trailer rentals that fit your needs. Regardless of the moving project you are embarking on, we offer a flexible array of utility trailer rental choices that will enable you to transport your cargo without hassle.
From hauling large landscaping equipment to moving your personal property between houses, there are several situations where a trailer helps you settle logistics issues quickly. Trailers come in various fits and sizes to accommodate your cargo and ensure efficient packaging and moving depending on your needs. After deciding to use a trailer for your project, the next question is whether you should rent or purchase one. In most cases, renting a trailer is a more versatile option.
Accessories For Your Trailer Rental
Trailer accessories are parts that enable you to haul your equipment safely while towing your trailer with your vehicle. Good examples of trailer accessories are hitches and tow chains you use to attach your towing vehicle to the trailer. Available accessories include:
- Trailer hitches
- Tow chains
- Tow lights
- Hitch-n-haul carriers
- Tow dolly with straps
Benefits You Can Enjoy From Renting a Trailer for Your Project
If you are tree hauling or running an event that requires assistance in transporting materials, renting a trailer is easily your go-to choice in one-time and short-term projects. By renting a trailer, you avoid headaches from owning one and leave us to handle the rest while you focus on managing your project effectively. In comparison to buying and owning a trailer, the perks of utility trailer rental include the following.
Trailer Rental Is Easy on Your Budget
Managing the specifics of logistics without efficiency can result in oversights that lead to unnecessary expenses in your budget. For instance, if your project involves periodically moving vast amounts of materials to a site, spending capital on purchasing a trailer can lead to more costs during downtime. With on-demand access to cargo trailer rentals, you can use trailers to move your materials whenever needed, even when the periods become irregular. You do not need to bother maintaining the trailer when you are not using it.
You Have More Available Trailer Options To Choose
You can rent a trailer that suits your project’s specific needs. Cargo trailer rental enables you to choose from a wide variety of trailer types with different criteria, whether small sizes for hauling your vehicles or larger trailers for heavy loads of equipment. You can choose a trailer that suits you best at that moment. With plenty of options to choose from, you can be flexible in choosing a trailer regardless of how frequently your needs change.
It Is Straightforward and Convenient
Once you determine what trailer you need for your project, renting one is easy. You can rent the trailer for the estimated period that you need it and get it as quickly as you require it to avoid any delay to your project’s schedule. If you are unsure of the right trailer to rent, you can try various ones and select the one that fits the job perfectly.
“I have used them for several rentals, big and small. They are FANTASTIC! Attention to detail and common sense are a winning formula with this top notch rental business!”
- Satisfied Customer, Google Reviews
Trailer & Accessory Rental Pricing
Trailer Types
Daily
Weekly
Utility Trailer, 5'x 8'
$70
$280
Utility Trailer, 5' x 10'
$70
$280
Trailer Types
Daily
Weekly
6' x 16' Flat Bed Trailer
$120
$480
Tow Dolly with Straps
$80
$320
Trailer Types
Daily
Weekly
Trailer Dump
$140
$560
Trailer Tilt
$70
$280
Hitch
(Trailer Insert)
$10/day
Tow Chain
$10/day
Tow Lights
(Magnetic)
$10/day
Hitch-N-Haul Carrier
$25/day
$100/week
Choosing the Right Trailer
With several trailer choices for you to select, varying in sizes, functionality and configuration, picking the right trailer for the job is essential. Factors including the type of towing vehicle you intend to hook to your trailer, the weight of the load you wish to transport and the storage capacity you need affect your choice.
Utility Trailer
Utility trailers are helpful and efficient in moving cargo, small equipment and other lightweight materials. You can attach them to your towing vehicle with a ball-type hitch while loading the trailer to be front-heavy to increase stability. Utility trailers are available in two sizes, the 5 inches by 8 inches and the 5 inches by 10 inches.
Flatbed Trailer
Try out the flatbed trailer if you want to move freight more oversized than your standard utility trailer. This variety of trailers features a flattened loading platform that you can load from either side. You can also use it to move landscaping and building equipment. We have the flatbed trailer available in the 6 inches by 16 inches to accommodate more load, depending on your project.
Dump Trailer
Dump trailers are your go-to for transporting building materials to construction sites efficiently. These trailers can haul such materials from sand to gravel to conveniently dump them at the site. With several customization options, including the capacity and hydraulic upgrades, you can select the right one to suit your needs.
Tilt Trailer
These trailers are equipped with hydraulic cylinders to ensure easy loading and unloading of cargo and equipment with smooth tilt rates. Typically, they have sleek deck designs that reduce load angles for you to conveniently add freight and are available in several configurations with different capacities.
Trailer Rental FAQ’s
Is it hard to pull a utility trailer?
The difficulty of pulling a utility trailer depends on the size of cargo you are hauling. Although a small load may be unnoticeable, larger cargo should be handled with care. With good driving skills, you can pull it off.
What do I need to know before towing a trailer?
The most significant factor you need to know is whether your vehicle is rated to tow your trailer and the size of your cargo.
How do you tow a utility trailer?
While ensuring that your vehicle’s towing is good, make sure it is compatible with your trailer. Check that the trailer is securely attached to the car via the hitch. While accelerating and braking as gradually as possible, watch for any areas where you may brake suddenly.
How do you pack a utility trailer for moving?
To increase stability and avoid sway, shift the heavier load towards the front end of the trailer. Load the heavier ones first and pack them tightly to conserve space if you are packing several boxes.
Rest assured, when you come in to reserve your mini excavator, we’ll go over the operating procedures step by step and make sure you feel confident handling the vehicle.
Avoid Unnecessary Expenses by Renting a Trailer
Renting a trailer saves you costs and gives you ease to get the job done efficiently. From several options available for your project to flexibility regarding when you can rent them on demand, the advantages of renting a trailer to move your cargo are numerous.
Since 1968, AA Rental has provided high-quality, well-maintained trailers to help you get the job done efficiently. Contact us by calling (708) 512-4226 to learn more about how you can benefit from our short-term and long-term rental arrangements.
