Utility trailers offer a versatile way to transport lawn equipment, landscaping supplies, furniture, building materials, and other everyday loads. With an open deck for convenient access and a rear gate for loading and unloading, they can handle a variety of tasks around the home, property, or jobsite. Four Winds Trailers offers utility trailers in multiple sizes and configurations, including angle-frame and tube-frame designs, with gate options to suit different hauling needs. Browse our available inventory to compare sizes, features, and prices, or request a quote for a utility trailer that fits your plans.
Choosing the Right Utility Trailer
A few important things to consider before choosing your trailer.
01
Deck Size & Weight Capacity
Choose a trailer with enough usable deck space for the items you plan to haul. Consider their dimensions and combined weight, and make sure the trailer's payload capacity is sufficient for your loads.
02
Frame Construction
Compare angle-frame and tube-frame designs when shopping for a utility trailer. Consider the type of hauling you expect to do and review each model's specifications to find a suitable option.
03
Gate & Loading Access
Consider the gate size and design based on what you'll be loading. A rear gate can help when loading lawn equipment, supplies, and other items, while some models offer two-piece gates or ramps built into the gate.
04
Tow Vehicle Compatibility
Make sure your truck or other tow vehicle and hitch are rated to handle the loaded trailer. Account for the trailer's weight, cargo weight, and applicable towing and tongue weight limits.
Why Choose Four Winds Trailers?
Small-Town Service
We believe trailer shopping should feel simple, honest, and personal. Our team is here to help you find the right option without the pressure.
Customizable Trailers
Many trailers can be customized with the features, size, and setup you need. We help you choose a trailer that fits the way you plan to use it.
Trailers Made in The USA
Our trailers are built in the USA with dependable materials and quality craftsmanship, giving you a product made to handle real hauling needs.
Utility trailers are used to transport a wide range of items for personal, property maintenance, and commercial use. Common loads include lawn mowers, landscaping supplies, furniture, tools, and building materials. The right trailer depends on the size and weight of the items you need to move.
The right size depends on what you plan to haul and how much space your loads require. Four Winds offers utility trailers in a range of dimensions, from compact models to longer trailers for larger loads. Measure your typical cargo and compare those dimensions with the usable deck space and payload capacity of each model.
The main difference is the type of steel framing used in the trailer's construction. Angle-frame trailers use angled steel sections, while tube-frame trailers use hollow rectangular or square steel tubing. Both designs are used for utility trailers, so compare the individual model's construction, weight rating, and features when deciding which option fits your needs.
Many Four Winds utility trailers include a rear loading gate, with options varying by model. The inventory includes different gate sizes and designs, including two-piece gates and gates with integrated ramps on select models. Check each product listing to confirm its gate configuration.
A utility trailer can be a practical option for transporting riding mowers and zero-turn mowers. Check the mower's width, length, and weight against the trailer's usable deck dimensions and payload capacity. Also consider the gate opening and loading approach to make sure the mower can be loaded safely.
Utility trailers can transport bagged or contained landscaping materials, along with other suitable cargo. Loose materials may require additional containment, and a dump trailer may be a better choice if you regularly need to unload bulk materials by raising the bed. Always stay within the trailer's rated capacity.
GVWR stands for Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. It represents the maximum permitted weight of the fully loaded trailer, including its own weight and the cargo being transported. To determine available payload capacity, subtract the trailer's empty weight from its GVWR.
Some utility trailers can be towed by appropriately rated SUVs and smaller trucks, but compatibility depends on the specific vehicle and trailer. Check your vehicle's towing and payload limits, hitch rating, and the loaded trailer weight before purchasing. Do not exceed any applicable weight ratings.
Trailers must be picked up at the Four Winds Trailers location in Bowling Green, KY. Contact the team for details about pickup arrangements.
Browse the available inventory or contact Four Winds Trailers to discuss your needs. If you're looking for a specific size, frame style, gate configuration, or other feature, you can request a quote to explore available options.
Payment Options
We offer financing and rent-to-own options so you can spread out the cost of your trailer. Explore available payment plans, or contact our team to find out which options are available for the trailer you want.
