Open or enclosed?
Choose open
Fast loading, oversized cargo access, and lower empty weight matter more than weather protection.
Choose enclosed
Your tools, machines, or cargo need lockable, weather-protected storage while traveling.
Enclosed
A weather-tight box on a true all-aluminum frame.
All-aluminum enclosed V-nose cargo trailers that keep your gear secure and out of the weather.
- Starting at
- From $6,585
- GVWR range
- 2,990–7,000 lb
- Lead time
- typically 3 weeks
5 enclosed models.
Compare current prices, published GVWR, and studio renderings before choosing a size.
Single axle6' × 12'
Compact cargo- Compact Cargo
Best for: Everyday cargo, tools, and small-business hauling in a compact footprint.
Starting at$6,585- Usable deck
- 6' × 12'
- Rated GVWR
- 2,990 lb
Single axle6.5' × 12'
Wide-body cargo- Wide-Body
Best for: Wider equipment and organized cargo that needs more aisle and wall space.
Starting at$7,135- Usable deck
- 6.5' × 12'
- Rated GVWR
- 2,990 lb
Tandem axle7' × 14'
Contractor cargo- Contractor Ready
Best for: Contractors building an organized mobile tool and equipment setup.
Starting at$9,085- Usable deck
- 7' × 14'
- Rated GVWR
- 7,000 lb
Tandem axle7' × 16'
Commercial cargo- Commercial Capacity
Best for: Commercial crews carrying larger equipment and a complete working loadout.
Starting at$9,285- Usable deck
- 7' × 16'
- Rated GVWR
- 7,000 lb
- Tandem axle
7.5' × 16'
Maximum-width cargo- Maximum Interior
Best for: Powersports and high-volume cargo layouts that benefit from maximum interior width.
Starting at$10,935- Usable deck
- 7.5' × 16'
- Rated GVWR
- 7,000 lb
Weight and payload estimates: Published trailer weight reflects the standard base configuration. Options and manufacturing variation affect final weight and available payload. Your completed trailer is weighed at the factory; its certified final weight and payload are provided after manufacturing.
Towing check: Payload shown is trailer payload, not your tow vehicle's capacity. Verify vehicle, hitch, tongue-weight, and loaded-trailer ratings before ordering.
Where this family is not the best fit: Choose an open trailer for loose bulk material, side-loading oversized cargo, or loads that exceed enclosed-door clearances.
Which size do I need?
Start with what you haul, how you load it, and the tow vehicle you use. We'll guide you to the right footprint.
Why choose one over the other?
Start with the job, then choose the smallest trailer and loading system that comfortably handles it.
Enclosed trailer FAQ.
Straight answers about our enclosed cargo trailers.
Build the trailer your work requires.
Approve your Build Order this week and your trailer is typically finished about 3 weeks later