Aluminum trailers give up nothing to steel on strength but weigh far less, which means an easier tow, better fuel economy, and no rust bubbling through the paint five winters from now. That matters in Michigan, where road salt eats steel frames alive. Our aluminum lineup covers utility trailers, enclosed cargo trailers, and car hauler trailers, all built on all-aluminum frames with torsion or leaf-spring axles depending on the model.
Inventory changes with the season, so the exact mix of single-axle and tandem-axle units, wood-side and solid-side configurations, and ramp-gate or spring-assist tailgate options shifts week to week. Every unit in stock is ready to hook up and go the same day you visit — no factory order, no waiting.
Come see the trailers in person on the lot in Howell and walk the deck, check the axle rating, and hook up to your own tow vehicle before you decide. Financing is available for qualified buyers, and if you already know which unit you want you can reserve it online and finish the paperwork in person. We serve Howell, Brighton, Fenton, Hartland, Lansing, Ann Arbor, Novi, Flint, and the rest of Livingston County.
Are aluminum trailers worth the extra cost over steel? For Michigan owners, yes — the resale value holds up better because there is no rust to inspect for, and the lighter frame means a smaller vehicle can tow the same size deck.
Also on the lot: trailers for sale.
Also for sale: used vans and trucks.
