Consider factors like payload weight, tow vehicle capacity, cargo dimensions, and how often & where you'll store or maneuver it. American Trailer Company’s knowledgeable team is available to assist with sizing and matching the best trailer to your needs American Trailer Company American Trailer Company.

•  Bumper-Pull: Easier hookup, more budget-friendly, ideal for lighter loads.
• Gooseneck: Superior stability, better for heavy or long-haul applications, with GVWRs reaching into the mid‑20,000 lb range American Trailer Company American Trailer Company.

• Personal use under 26,000 lb GVWR: No special license required.
• Above 26,000 lb GVWR or commercial use: CDL or DOT number likely required—check state and federal regulations.

While exact warranties vary by brand, typical coverage includes:

• 3–5 years on frame
• 1–2 years on components
• 1 year on electrical/paint
  American Trailer offers in-house warranty support and repair services

Yes—American Trailer provides flexible financing through trusted third-party lenders. They also accept credit cards. Visit in-person or call to apply for the best rates.

• Enclosed/Cargo: up to ~7,000 lb GVWR
• Deckover/Equipment: ~15,000–25,000 lb GVWR
• Dump: up to ~14,900 lb GVWR
• Tilt/Split‑Tilt: ~14,000–20,000 lb GVWR
• Utility: ~3,000–6,000 lb GVWR
• Car Hauler: ~9,000–10,000 lb GVWR
• Gooseneck: similar to equipment trailers
• Stock/Livestock & Roll-Off: varies—please inquire

• Pre-use: Check tires, brakes, lights, hitch
• Monthly: Grease bearings; inspect bolts & tie-downs
• Annually: Full inspection of bearings, brakes, electrical systems, and structure

Store in a covered, elevated area, clean regularly, grease moving parts, and disconnect batteries to maintain longevity.

Inspect for structural/frame integrity, axle wear, tire condition, electrical wiring issues, and brake system performance. Avoid units with corrosion or hidden damage.

Yes—custom orders are available. Their service shop and team can install accessories or upfits. Special-order trailers are welcomed.

Limited rental options may be available—contact them directly to discuss current stock, terms, and delivery/pickup.

• Consultation & trailer selection
• Documentation (ID, insurance proof)
• Trailer walk-through
• Pickup or delivery
• Return inspection

Typically a one-day minimum, with weekly/monthly rates for extended use—ideal for commercial or construction applications.

• Purchases: Valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, payment details
• Rentals: Driver’s license, insurance documentation, credit card, and possibly business licensing for commercial use.

They offer free delivery within 100 miles of Bedford, PA, and can arrange delivery to Arizona location as needed.

• New trailers: Handled case-by-case
• Rentals: Must be returned in original delivered condition; damage assessed upon return

Accepted based on age, condition, and demand—call ahead to discuss appraisal and pricing options.

If you use a trailer more than 3–4 months a year, buying is typically more cost-effective. For occasional use, rentals may make more sense.

American Trailer Company operates a full-service shop and mobile service unit for maintenance, upgrades, and repairs on all brands.

• GVWR: 9,900–14,900 lb (e.g., Diamond C)
• Beds: 12′–16′, hydraulic dumping, perfect for soil/debris

• Payload: ~9,890 lb GVWR
• Sizes: 20′+; may include ramps or tilting decks for loading ease

• GVWR: ~5,000–7,000 lb
• Sizes: 6′ to 12′ flat-top cargo designs American Trailer CompanyAmerican Trailer Company

• GVWR: ~2,990–6,000 lb
• Sizes: Commonly 10′ to 14′ open-deck landscape utility trailers

• GVWR: ~9,900–20,000 lb
• Sizes: 20′–30′ deckovers, split-tilt features available

• GVWR: 14,900–25,000 lb
• Types: Equipment and dump gooseneck trailers for heavy-duty hauling

Offered across various sizes—best to inquire about availability and specs.

Requires trailer title, bill of sale, proof of insurance, and fees upon purchase.

Commercial or high-GVWR trailers must typically carry insurance—discuss with your provider.

Federal payload limits: ~20,000 lb (single axle), ~34,000 lb (tandem axle). Always check state compliance.

They support ball hitches (Class I–V), gooseneck, and pintle hitches depending on trailer specs.

Use multiple tie-downs and follow DOT cargo securement guidelines to ensure safe transport.

• Lighting: Tail/brake lights, turn signals, side markers, reflectors, license plate illumination
• Brakes: Electric with controller, hydraulic surge, or air depending on trailer GVWR

• Pre‑trip: Tires, lights, hitch, cargo securement
• Periodic: Bearings, brakes, frame integrity, wiring/electrical

Clean thoroughly, lubricate pivot points, store covered, drain water systems, and maintain battery charge.