20 Foot Utility Trailer Rentals in Dallas
Your Trusted Source for Reliable Utility Trailer in Dallas
Utility 83" x 20'
7,000 lbs GVWR
Rear Brake Axle
Electric Breakaway Kit w/ Charger
Deck witdth 83"
Deck height 21"
Inside fender width 83"
E-track on floor
Side and back loading
Removable side rails/ramps
2" Ball
Tool Box
12,000 lbs Winch
Payload Capacity : 5100 lbs
Pricing
$25 Per-Hour
$120 Per-Day
$600 Per-Week
$1800 Per-Month
What Can You Use a 20' Utility Trailer For?
Our utility trailer is designed for versatility. Here are just a few things you can haul:
Construction materials (lumber, sheetrock, steel, etc.)
Landscaping equipment (tractors, mowers, skid steers)
Furniture and appliances during moves
Heavy equipment for job sites
Recreational gear like side-by-sides, dirt bikes, or camping setups
Pickup & Delivery Options
You’re welcome to pick up your trailer at our flagship location at no additional cost. If you’d prefer the convenience of having the trailer brought directly to you, we’re happy to offer delivery for an additional fee. Give us a call to lean more about delivery details!
Safety and Maintenance:
Your safety is our priority. We regularly inspect and maintain our car hauler to ensure it’s in top condition. Before each rental, we check tire pressure, brake lights, and all securing mechanisms so you can haul with confidence.
How to Use a 20' Utility Trailer
Using our 83" x 20' utility trailer is straightforward, even if you’re new to towing. Here’s a quick step-by-step guide:
Hook Up the Trailer
Back your vehicle up to the trailer coupler.
Lower the trailer jack until the 2" ball hitch locks into place.
Secure the safety chains and plug in the trailer’s light connector.
Double-check that the coupler latch is locked.
Load Your Cargo
Lower the ramp
s or removable side rails depending on what you’re hauling.
Drive or winch your vehicle/equipment onto the deck.
For loose items like lumber or equipment, use the side-loading option for easier access.
Secure the Load
Use the built-in E-track system on the floor to strap down your cargo.
Ensure straps are tight and evenly distributed.
If hauling a vehicle, engage the 12,000 lbs winch for extra security.
Check Lights & Brakes
Test the trailer’s brake lights, turn signals, and running lights before hitting the road.
Confirm the electric breakaway kit is armed for safety.
Drive Safely
Remember that your stopping distance will increase with a loaded trailer.
Take wider turns to account for the trailer’s length.
Maintain moderate speeds and avoid sudden braking.
Unloading
Park on a flat surface before unloading.
Use ramps or side access as needed.
Slowly and carefully back vehicles/equipment off the deck.
Choosing the Right Utility Trailer: 83" x 20' vs. 75" x 14'
Not sure which trailer fits your job?
83" x 20' Utility Trailer: Best for larger or heavier loads like cars, trucks, tractors, and construction materials. Offers more deck space and side/rear loading options.
75" x 14' Utility Trailer: Ideal for smaller projects such as lawn equipment, a single ATV, or furniture. Easier to tow and maneuver for quick hauls.
Do I need a special license to tow the trailer?
No — in most cases, a standard driver’s license is all you need, as long as your vehicle is rated to handle the trailer and load weight.
What kind of vehicle do I need to tow this trailer?
You’ll need a truck or SUV with a towing capacity of at least 7,000 lbs GVWR. We can help confirm if your vehicle is suitable before pickup.
How long can I rent the trailer for?
Rentals are flexible — whether you need it for a few hours, a day, or multiple days, we can tailor the rental period to your project.
Contact Us
"Reach out with any questions or feedback; we're here to help with all your trailer rental needs."
Location: 5326 W. Ledbetter Dr. Dallas TX 75236
Phone: 469-689-2305
Email: [email protected]
