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Trailer, RV & Towable Transport

Utility, cargo, travel, boat and equipment trailers moved coast to coast — towed behind a truck or loaded onto a deck.

Towables come in every shape, and the cheapest way to move one depends on its length, weight and hitch. A roadworthy trailer with good tires can often be towed away directly, which is faster and cheaper than loading it onto a deck. A trailer with flat tires, no lights or a seized axle has to ride on a flatbed.

Give us the length and hitch type and we will tell you which method your trailer qualifies for.

Talk to a dispatcher

Send us your pickup and drop-off ZIP codes and what you're shipping. We quote the lane, verify the carrier, and stay on the load until it's delivered.

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Why shippers use us for this

Tow-away service

Roadworthy trailers hitched and driven by a carrier with the matching receiver.

Haul-on option

Non-roadworthy or small trailers loaded onto a flatbed or step-deck.

Every hitch

Bumper pull, gooseneck, fifth wheel and pintle configurations.

RV and travel trailers

Campers and travel trailers delivered to homes, dealers and campgrounds.

Getting a trailer ready to move

Check tire condition and pressure, confirm the lights work, grease the coupler, secure or remove anything loose inside, and lock the doors and ramps. For travel trailers, retract awnings and stabilizers and empty the tanks.

If the trailer has not moved in a year or more, expect the carrier to inspect the bearings before towing — it protects both your trailer and the load behind it.

Get an Instant Quote

Enter your ZIP codes and we'll recognize the cities automatically. Our dispatch team responds within one business hour.

Condition

Inoperable units require winch service — it affects your rate.

Frequently asked questions

Is tow-away cheaper than hauling on a deck?

Usually, yes, because the carrier does not give up deck space. It requires the trailer to be roadworthy: sound tires, working lights and a functioning coupler.

What hitch types can you handle?

Bumper pull, gooseneck, fifth wheel and pintle. Tell us which one you have on the quote form so we match a truck with the correct receiver.

More answers on our car transportation FAQ and how it works pages.

Call us now(213) 232-2223