16 Feet Enclosed Trailer Rental

What people use a 16 ft enclosed trailer for

A 16 ft enclosed trailer gives you a lockable, weatherproof box on wheels. It is big enough for real work and still easy to tow, park and back into a driveway or job site. Popular uses include:

• Contractors carrying tools, materials and gang boxes between job sites

• Apartment and small home moves where furniture must stay dry

• Vendors and event teams hauling booths, tables and stock

• Motorcycles, ATVs and lawn equipment, loaded up the rear ramp door

• Business inventory and records that need to stay secure overnight

Why the features matter

• Rear ramp door: roll equipment and dollies straight in instead of lifting.

• Side access door: grab tools and boxes without unloading the whole trailer.

• Interior LED lighting: load and find things after dark or inside a dim garage.

• Lockable and enclosed: cargo stays protected from rain, Texas sun, road debris and theft.

Tow vehicle requirements

The trailer uses a 2-5/16 in ball and has a 7,000 lb GVWR. Most renters tow it with a full-size pickup or a large SUV rated for that weight, with a trailer brake controller and working light plug. Check your vehicle's towing capacity first, and call us if you are unsure.

Pickup and requirements

Pickup is in Wylie, TX, a short drive from Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, Plano and Rockwall. Bring a valid driver's license, current insurance and a credit card for the deposit. Renters must be 21 or older.

Need more room or a driver?

For larger moves and bulkier equipment, step up to the 24 ft enclosed trailer rental. If you would rather not tow it yourself, our 16 ft enclosed hot shot service sends a truck and driver to move the load for you.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent it for just a day?

Yes. Daily, weekly and monthly terms are available. Request a quote with your dates to confirm availability.

Is the trailer secure enough for tools?

Yes. It is fully enclosed and lockable, so tools and equipment stay out of sight and protected during stops.