Towing & car-hauler guides
Practical explanations to help you understand trailer sizing, loading, GVWR, brake controllers and rental preparation.
How to choose a car trailer
Start with the vehicle, not the trailer. Confirm vehicle dimensions and weight, then match those numbers to the trailer deck, load rating and tow vehicle limits.
Read guide →02Car trailer rental preparation in Florida
Florida towing rules and equipment requirements depend on the trailer and loaded combination. Rental preparation should verify the actual setup rather than rely on a generic checklist.
Read guide →03How to load a car on a trailer safely
Loading is a procedure, not a race. Work on level ground, keep people clear of the path and stop if the vehicle, ramps or trailer are not aligned correctly.
Read guide →047×20 car hauler: what fits?
A 7′ × 20′ deck gives useful space, but “7×20” alone does not guarantee a particular vehicle will fit. Weight, width, wheelbase and clearance still need to be checked.
Read guide →05GVWR vs payload: the numbers that matter
The easiest way to avoid a bad towing decision is to keep four different numbers separate: GVWR, empty trailer weight, payload and actual loaded weight.
Read guide →06Do I need a trailer brake controller?
A brake controller lets a compatible tow vehicle command electric trailer brakes. Whether a specific setup needs one depends on the trailer brake system, tow vehicle and applicable requirements.
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