Enclosed Trailer Survey of Dimensions and features...??

[Kerry & Kathy]

I would like to survey all club members who have bumper mount enclosed trailers for hauling your cars.
Metal enclosed with ramp only.

What are the dimensions of width x length and height?
What brands?
Enclosed or external wheel wells?
Drivers side door for entry/egress to the enclosed car?

Kathy and I are in the market for a bumper mount trailer that currently would be used for moving other items but would later be used for hauling a car...and are open to input/suggestions and features to consider.

If there are specific dealers with cost-effective models or used trailers for sale...any and all input is appreciated.

Thanks.

Kerry

 

[Kerry & Kathy]

Just as an added note...Our Suburban 3/4 T 6.0L has a towing capacity of 8100 lbs and we would be using a weight distributing hitch.

 

[Ian]

Myself, Kent D, Paul P, all have units offered by ARISING TRAILERS, by VIPER TRAILERS - (1-833-484-7377) we have stock# 7183TA-02031. 2019 Arising 7x18 V Nose - Ramp 6’3” - $4,675 .....go to their site for pics...great trailer, love mine...

 

[Kerry & Kathy]

Myself, Kent D, Paul P, all have units offered by ARISING TRAILERS, by VIPER TRAILERS - (1-833-484-7377) we have stock# 7183TA-02031. 2019 Arising 7x18 V Nose - Ramp 6’3” - $4,675 .....go to their site for pics...great trailer, love mine...

That is a great looking trailer for the price.

Do you have any issues getting in and out of your car once it's in the trailer? I was looking at an 8 ft wide version with a bit more headroom.

Is there a weight rating on the ramp and hinges?

I may be loading some machinery that is no heavier than a 2300 lb car...but is in a much smaller footprint.

 

[TBULL]

Kerry, I also have the Arising trailer (18' with 2' V-nose) and really like it. The load a car places on the ramp would be very different than 2000 pounds of machinery that is solely on the ramp in that much smaller footprint. If you have some specific pieces and know the weights, I'd call Arising and speak to their engineers on the max loading per square foot on their ramps.