Trailers
Our trailer rentals are built for contractors who need to move equipment, materials, and attachments between jobs without slowing down operations. Whether you’re hauling skid steers, mini excavators, or bulk materials, these trailers are designed to handle real jobsite demands.
Paired with our heavy-duty trucks, you can run a complete truck and trailer setup through one provider with flexible rental terms, nationwide delivery, and the option to transition into ownership through our Rental Purchase Option (RPO).
Note: A commercial insurance policy is required for all trailer rentals.
Category Features *
- Open and enclosed trailers
- Up to 15,500 lbs capacity
- Versatile loading options
- Gooseneck and conventional
* Features may vary and be subject to change on select vehicles
Enclosed Trailer
Enclosed trailers provide secure, weather-protected storage for tools and equipment between jobs. With lockable access and a fully enclosed design, they’re a strong fit for crews carrying high-value tools or materials that need to stay protected.
- Securing tools and equipment between jobs
- Transporting materials that need protection from weather
- Keeping organized storage for crews working across multiple jobsites
Flatbed Trailer
- Equipment transport between jobsites
- Hauling skid steers, mini excavators, and attachments
- Moving bulk materials that don’t require enclosed storage
Quick Category Comparison
| Dimensions | Ball Hitch Size | Tow Type | Number of Axles | Brake Type | Max Payload | GVWR |
|---|
| | 8 x 30 + 5 Gooseneck Flatbed | 360” L x 97” W | 2 5/16 | Gooseneck | 2 | Electric | 15,500 lbs. | 23,900 lbs. |
 | 8x24 Deckover | 291" L X 97" W | 2 5/16 | Conventional | 2 | Electric | 9,500 lbs. | 14,000 lbs. |
| | 7x14 Enclosed | 160” L x 80” W X 75 H | 2 5/16 | Conventional | 2 | Electric | 4,000 lbs. | 7,000 lbs. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of insurance policy do I need to rent a trailer?
City Rent a Truck trailers are for business use only, and require a commercial insurance policy to rent.
Where can I rent a trailer?
At City Rent a Truck, of course! We will even deliver the trailer to your next job site if you need it.
Can I pull a trailer with a rental truck?
If there’s a hitch and the company allows it, then yes! At City Rent a Truck we allow you to package your truck and trailer rentals to create a streamlined driving and hauling solution.
What equipment is required to be on a trailer?
All trailers must include two safety chains, an accurately-rated coupler, and working trailer lights. If the trailer weighs over 3,000 pounds, it also must have working trailer brakes. You should always check to make sure these items are working before you start traveling. Our towing safety checklist can be a helpful resource.
Is a trailer considered a vehicle?
Usually, no. But it can vary depending on your state laws.
Can you rent a flatbed trailer?
Yes! We offer three types of flatbed trailer rentals: A gooseneck trailer rental for heavier duty items, a deck-over trailer for bigger loads, and large and small flatbed trailer rental options for more flexible uses.
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