Trailer Rental Near American Fork, UT

Flexible Rental Options for American Fork Residents

PROFESSIONAL-GRADE HAULING

We provide top-notch trailers in American Fork for every type of haul, ensuring a safe and reliable transport experience.

Easy Booking Online

Quickly reserve your trailer online with our easy booking system, making us the top choice for trailer rentals in American Fork.

24-Hour Reservation

Pick up and return your trailer within 24 hours at our Eagle Mountain location, guaranteed to fit your busy schedule.

F.A.Q

• What Hitch Size Do I Need?

  • Choosing the right hitch size is crucial for safe towing. We’ll guide you through understanding your vehicle’s towing capacity and matching it with the trailer’s requirements, ensuring a secure fit every time.

• How Do I Choose the Best Trailer for My Project?

  • Selecting the right trailer depends on several factors, including the type of cargo, weight, and haul distance. Our team is here to offer expert advice, whether you’re looking for an equipment trailer rental or a utility trailer rental in Lehi.

• What equipment is required to be on a trailer?

  Every trailer must be equipped with the proper safety and operational equipment. This includes working tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, reflectors, and, depending on the load and trailer type, brakes. Additionally, it’s crucial to have the correct hitch, safety chains, and, for certain types of trailers, a breakaway switch.

• How to load heavy equipment on a trailer?

  Loading heavy equipment on a trailer requires careful planning. First, ensure the trailer is on level ground and securely attached to the tow vehicle. Use ramps that can safely support the weight of the equipment. Load the heaviest part of the equipment near the front of the trailer to distribute weight evenly, preventing the trailer from swaying. Always refer to the trailer and equipment manufacturer’s guidelines for specific loading instructions.

• How to tie down heavy equipment on a trailer?

  Secure heavy equipment using tie-downs rated for the equipment’s weight. Attach tie-downs to the equipment’s designated anchor points and the trailer’s built-in tie-down points. The number of tie-downs used should comply with regulations, typically one tie-down for every 10 feet of equipment length. Double-check that the equipment is immobilized and the tie-downs are tensioned correctly before moving.

• What's the maximum load capacity for your trailers?

  The maximum load capacity for our trailers varies depending on the trailer type and model. Our utility trailers can generally handle loads from 2,000 to 7,000 pounds, while heavier equipment trailers might accommodate up to 12,000 pounds or more. It’s essential to choose a trailer that matches the weight of your equipment or cargo to ensure safe transportation.