Trailers for Sale in Kaysville, Utah
Looking for trailers for sale near you in Davis County? Our Equipment & Trailer Center at 220 North 650 West in Kaysville keeps new and used enclosed cargo, dump, flatbed, utility, and gooseneck trailers on the lot, with brands like Wells Cargo, Load Trail, and Logan Coach. Buyers come from Layton, Farmington, Bountiful, Ogden, and across the Wasatch Front because they can compare trailers side by side, finance, trade in, and get the trailer serviced in the same place.
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Trailer Buying Guide: Which Trailer Fits the Job?
Start with what you haul, how often, and what you tow with. Here's how the trailer types on our lot compare.
Enclosed Cargo Trailers
Enclosed trailers make up most of our inventory. They keep tools, inventory, and toys locked up and out of the weather, which matters on a job site or during a Utah winter. Contractors use them as rolling tool rooms, small businesses use them for deliveries and events, and riders use them for UTVs, motorcycles, and snowmobiles. We stock Wells Cargo, Haulmark, and Logan Coach enclosed trailers, including 22-foot snowmobile and multisport models with drive-on, drive-off ramps.
Dump Trailers
A dump trailer has a hydraulic bed that tips to unload gravel, dirt, mulch, roofing tear-off, or demolition debris in seconds. If you move loose material more than a few times a season, a dump trailer saves hours of shoveling. Our dump trailers come from Load Trail.
Flatbed, Tilt-Deck, and Car Hauler Trailers
Open flatbeds carry equipment, pallets, and vehicles. Drive-over-fender flatbeds give you a full-width deck for wide loads, and tilt-deck trailers let a skid steer, mini excavator, or car drive on without separate ramps. Load Trail builds most of the flatbeds and tilt decks on our lot.
Utility Trailers
Utility trailers are lighter, open trailers for mowers, ATVs, yard waste, and weekend projects. Most single-axle utility trailers can be pulled by a half-ton pickup or mid-size SUV, which makes them the easiest trailer to own and store.
Gooseneck vs. Bumper-Pull Trailers
A bumper-pull trailer hooks to a receiver hitch and works with most trucks and SUVs. A gooseneck trailer couples to a ball in the pickup bed, which puts more weight over the rear axle and gives longer, heavier trailers a steadier tow. Goosenecks need a pickup with a gooseneck hitch; our parts department carries hitches and towing parts if you need one.
Livestock and Specialty Trailers
We also carry Bison livestock and horse trailers and specialty units such as Load Trail fuel trailers. These move quickly, so call ahead if you're shopping for one.
Common Enclosed Trailer Sizes
Enclosed trailers are named by width and length in feet, so a 7x14 is 7 feet wide and 14 feet long (the box, not counting the tongue).
- 5x8 and 6x10: single-axle trailers for moving, small equipment, and a riding mower.
- 6x12: a popular contractor and small-business size that still tows easily and fits most driveways.
- 7x14 and 7x16: tandem-axle trailers with room for a UTV, a full set of job-site tools, or a day's deliveries.
- 8.5x20 to 8.5x24 and up: the widest standard size for highway towing, used for cars, two snowmobiles side by side, or a mobile workshop.
Trailer Brands We Carry
Our Kaysville lot carries Wells Cargo trailers, Load Trail, Logan Coach trailers, Haulmark, Bison, and Alcom, plus a rotating selection of used trailers. Inventory changes every week, so the listings below show exactly what's on the lot today.
Trailer Financing, Trade-Ins, and Rentals
You can apply for trailer financing online before you visit, or talk through financing options with our sales team at the store. We take trade-ins, so bring your current trailer in for an evaluation. If you want to try a size before you buy, check out our trailer rentals.
Why Davis County Buyers Shop for Trailers in Kaysville
- Service on site: our trailer service department handles axle and bearing service, electrical repair, frame and hitch welding, and DOT inspections, so help is close by after the sale.
- Paperwork handled: Utah requires most trailers over 750 pounds to be titled and registered. When you buy here, our team walks you through the title and registration paperwork.
- Ready for winter: enclosed and snowmobile trailers keep sleds and gear dry on the drive to the mountains, and our service team can check bearings, lights, and brakes before the season.
- Open Saturdays: trailer sales are open Monday through Saturday, so you can shop without taking time off work.
Shopping for a work truck to pull it? See our full Kaysville inventory, including Isuzu and Hino trucks.
Visit Our Kaysville Trailer Lot
Young Truck & Trailer, Equipment & Trailer Center
220 North 650 West, Kaysville, UT 84037
Sales: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Phone: 801-447-2753
Trailer Buying FAQs
What size enclosed trailer do I need?
Measure the biggest thing you'll haul and add room to walk around it. A 6x10 or 6x12 handles tools, a mower, or a small move. A 7x14 or 7x16 fits a UTV or a contractor's full kit. For a car or two snowmobiles, look at 8.5-foot-wide trailers 20 feet long or more.
Do you finance trailers?
Yes. You can apply for financing online through the Financing link at the top of our site, or our sales team can go over options with you at the store.
Do you take trade-ins?
Yes. Bring your current trailer to our Kaysville lot, and we'll evaluate it toward the trailer you're buying.
What's the difference between a dump trailer and a utility trailer?
A utility trailer is a light, open trailer you load and unload by hand. A dump trailer has steel sides and a hydraulic lift that tips the bed to unload heavy, loose material like gravel or dirt. Dump trailers are heavier and usually need a full-size pickup to tow.
Do new trailers need to be registered in Utah?
Most do. Utah requires trailers weighing more than 750 pounds to be titled and registered, with a few exceptions, such as some non-commercial single-axle trailers. New trailers sold by a Utah dealer don't need a VIN inspection, and our team helps with the title and registration paperwork.
Do you sell gooseneck trailers?
Yes. We carry gooseneck trailers when they're available, along with bumper-pull models. Goosenecks need a pickup with a gooseneck hitch, which our parts department can supply.
Can I rent a trailer before I buy?
Yes. Young Truck & Trailer rents trailers in Kaysville, which is a good way to test a size before you buy. See current rentals at rent.youngtruckandtrailer.com.
Do you service the trailers you sell?
Yes. Our trailer service department in Kaysville works on the trailers we sell and most others, including axle and bearing service, electrical repair, frame and hitch welding, and DOT inspections.
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