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2025 Carry-On 7x16' Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

7x16 cargo 2-3500lb axles rear ramp door 12" extra height 80" rear door opening v nose 16oc walls great side...

Manufacturer
Carry-On
Condition
new
Osmond, NE
$7,150
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Homesteader Trailers 7x16 Enclosed Trailer w/ Ramp Door - Side Wall Vents - D Rings - Side Door

The Homesteader 7x16 Enclosed Trailer is white in color. The trailer has 7000 gvw, rear ramp door, stoneguard, 1 Foot...

Manufacturer
Homesteader Trailers
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
4179
Weight
2821 lbs
Length
16' 0
Wilmington, OH
$7,099
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2006 Interstate IWD-714 TA2 Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

Used Interstate Cargo Trailer. 7x14 6'6" Interior Height, Ramp door, Torsion Axles, Aluminum Rims. Call Holland Trailer.

Manufacturer
Interstate
Condition
used
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
4655
Weight
2345 lbs
Length
14' 0
Zeeland, MI
$4,200
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2025 Rock Solid 6x12 Tandem 7K Cargo w/ Barn Doors & 6' 6" HEIGHT

6X12 TANDEM 7K CARGO TUBE STEEL MAIN FRAME 2- 3,500 LB DROP LEAF SPRING ELECTRIC BRAKE AXLES 6'6" INTERIOR HEIGHT...

Manufacturer
Rock Solid Cargo
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
5200
Weight
1800 lbs
Length
12' 0
Rogersville, MO
$5,800
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2026 Discovery Rover ET 7 x 16 V-Nose Enclosed Cargo Trailer
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2025 Discovery Rover ET - 7' x 16' V Nose Enclosed Trailer - Silver with Blackout Trim 84" Interior Height,...

Manufacturer
Discovery Trailers
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
4765
Weight
2225 lbs
Length
16' 0
Somerset, WI
$7,995
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2025 Nitro 7.5x16 Sport Elevation V-nose Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

UPGRADES ADDED: Blackout package 9" Extra Height (Approximately 85" at Rear Door) Alloy Wheels Rear Canopy Recessed Slide Track Elevated...

Manufacturer
Nitro
Condition
new
Payload Capacity
5250
Weight
1750 lbs
Length
16' 0
Madison, ME
$10,195
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2025 Rock Solid Cargo RS8.2X32TTA Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

8.5 x 32 TTA Rear Spoiler White (.080 Polycore) Black Out Package w/ Alloy Wheels Semi Screwless - SCREW SEAMS...

Manufacturer
Rock Solid Cargo
Condition
new
Payload Capacity
16200
Weight
4800 lbs
Length
32' 0
Hickory, NC
$24,995
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Homesteader 7x12 SA Enclosed Trailer Blackout w/ Ramp Door

Homesteader 7x12 SA Enclosed Trailer is Black in color with all chrome blackout. The trailer as a Rear ramp door,...

Manufacturer
Homesteader Trailers
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
2990
Length
12' 0
Wilmington, OH
$5,850
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2025 Haulmark PP-D 7X14 with 7' Interior Height Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

$7299.00 - 2025 HAULMARK Passport-D 7X14 with 7' Interior Height. 3500lb Dexter Axles, Screwed Exterior, Rear Ramp Door with Extension,...

Manufacturer
Haulmark
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
4830
Weight
2170 lbs
Length
14' 0
Island Lake, IL
$7,299
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2025 H and H Trailer 8x16 HH Series Round Top V-Nose Enclosed Cargo Trailer  10K Tandem

The HH Series Round Top Enclosed Trailer offers the sizes in both single and tandem axle configurations. It offers .030...

Manufacturer
H and H Trailer
Condition
new
Weight
2720 lbs
Length
16' 0
Bradshaw, NE
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Carry-On 4x6 Enclosed Trailer - Single Swing Door

Carry On 4' x 6' Enclosed Trailer with Single Swing Door Stock # 207747 Features: * Single rear swing door...

Manufacturer
Carry-On
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
1550
Weight
450 lbs
Length
6' 0
Delano, MN
$2,395
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2025 H and H Trailer H10124FTCHV-140 Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

8.5X24 FLAT TOP CARGO THIS UNIT HAS 12" EXTRA HEIGHT FULL TUBULAR STEEL WALL UPRIGHTS SPACED ON 24 INCH CENTERS...

Manufacturer
H and H Trailer
Condition
new
Weight
4240 lbs
Length
24' 0
Parker, CO
$14,695
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2025 Homesteader 7x16 Intrepid Sd Ramp Enclosed Cargo Trailer

7x16 Homesteader Intrepid V-Nose side door with bar lock ramp door with flap 1 piece alum roof 6' interior height...

Manufacturer
Homesteader Trailers
Condition
new
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
4516
Weight
2484 lbs
Length
16' 0
Coeburn, VA
$5,645
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2025 NationCraft Trailers TA 8.5X28 Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

SILVER FROST .030/ 2-5200LB AXLES/ BARLOCK OVER FLUSH/ HEAVY DUTY RAMP DOOR/ 6'6 INTERIOR HEIGHT/ TOP ROOF VENT/ LOADING LIGHT...

Feature 1
Side Door
Feature 2
Rear Ramp Door
Feature 3
Roof Vents
Semmes, AL
$12,500
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2020 LOOK 8.5X27 Snowmobile Cargo / Enclosed Trailer

STOCK #: MI4461 MANUFACTURE: LOOK Trailers MODEL: 8.5X27 Enclosed Snowmobile Trailer SPECS WIDTH: 8.5' LENGTH: 27' DOOR(S)/RAMP(S): Ramp WEIGHT: 4200...

Manufacturer
Look Trailers
Condition
used
Pull Type
bumper
Payload Capacity
5790
Weight
4200 lbs
Length
27' 0
Layton, UT
SALE
$11,450$12,999
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Cargo-Enclosed Trailer Buyers Guide

Cargo trailers, or enclosed trailers, are a common type of trailer used to transport goods, equipment or other cargo. They come in a variety of designs, shapes, and sizes - each of which is better suited to a particular application. While they’ve long been popular for the services and trades industries for storing and moving equipment, they’re also popular for transporting recreational vehicles.

Cargo trailers, or enclosed trailers, are a common type of trailer used to transport goods, equipment or other cargo. They come in a variety of designs, shapes, and sizes - each of which is better suited to a particular application. While they’ve long been popular for the services and trades industries for storing and moving equipment, they’re also popular for transporting recreational vehicles.

Cargo-Enclosed Trailer Structure and Materials

The main components of an enclosed cargo trailer are the (1) frame, and (2) the body.

The frame of a cargo trailer is typically made of steel or aluminum to provide strength and durability. Steel frames are less expensive but tend to be heavier (which will affect fuel economy and wear on your tow vehicle) and are more susceptible to rust. Aluminum frames are lighter (which improves fuel economy and lessens wear), but they are more expensive.

The body or shell of the trailer is commonly constructed from materials like steel, aluminum, or fiberglass. Some trailers have a solid enclosed structure, while others may have open sides or a mesh design.

The construction of a cargo trailer shell can be important because many owners rely on the trailers to not only transport their equipment, but to lock it up. If you’ll be using your enclosed trailer for storage, you’ll want to make sure it’s strong enough to deter break-ins.

Cargo Trailer Sizes

Enclosed Cargo (enclosed) trailers come in a wide variety of sizes, so they’re frequently broken down by width and length.

Width: Enclosed cargo trailers generally come in three widths: 6 ft. wide, 7 ft. wide, and 8.5 ft. wide. By far, the most popular are 8.5 ft. trailers - so you’ll generally find the most variety in trailers at that width.

Length: Enclosed cargo trailers usually start at 8 ft. wide and go up to 32+ ft. long.

Height: With some exceptions, most enclosed trailers are typically 7 ft. tall.

When choosing your next cargo trailer, you will want to consider what you will be using it to haul. Typically we recommend considering your largest load you’ll be hauling, for both weight and overall volume and length, and adding some extra length or weight load to be safe.

Cargo Trailer Doors and Access Points

Enclosed cargo trailers typically have one or more doors for easy access to the cargo. These doors may swing open, slide, or roll up, depending on the design of the trailer. Most commonly, cargo trailers have either barn doors (that swing out on either side) or ramp doors (that open from the top down to provide a ramp for loading).

The type of door you need on your cargo trailer will depend on what you intend to do with it, and where you’re using or storing it.

If you live in a more urban/suburban area, barn doors or roll up doors can be more convenient because they take up less space when open. As a result, they can be accessed and loaded in tighter spaces because they often need only 3 1/2 ft. of clearance on either side. By contrast, ramp doors typically need 6+ ft. of clearance to open - however they make loading the trailer (particularly for small vehicles and equipment like lawnmowers) much easier.

Cargo Trailer Towing and Hitches

Enclosed cargo trailers offer different types of hitches, such as ball hitches, gooseneck hitches, and fifth-wheel hitches, each designed for specific towing needs. Below are some common types of hitches along with their requirements:

Ball Hitch

This is the most common type of hitch and consists of a ball mounted on the rear of the towing vehicle and a coupler on the trailer tongue that fits over the ball.

Requirements:

  • The towing vehicle must have a compatible receiver hitch installed
  • The size of the ball (diameter) must match the size specified for the trailer coupler

Gooseneck Hitch

This type of hitch involves a ball mounted in the bed of a pickup truck, and the trailer's gooseneck coupler attaches to this ball.

Requirements:

  • The towing vehicle must have a specialized gooseneck hitch installed in the truck bed
  • This type is commonly used for larger trailers, providing increased stability and a tighter turning radius

Fifth-Wheel Hitch

Similar to a gooseneck hitch, but instead of a ball, it uses a large, flat plate in the bed of the towing vehicle. The trailer has a kingpin on its tongue that connects to the plate.

Requirements:

  • The towing vehicle must have a fifth-wheel hitch installed in the truck bed
  • It is often used for larger trailers, such as RVs and heavy-duty cargo trailers

Pintle Hitch

This hitch involves a lunette ring on the trailer that hooks onto a pintle hook mounted on the towing vehicle.

Requirements:

  • The towing vehicle must have a pintle hook receiver or a pintle hitch attachment
  • Pintle hitches are often used in heavy-duty and military applications

Weight Distribution Hitch

Designed to distribute the trailer's tongue weight more evenly across the tow vehicle and trailer axles, improving stability.

Requirements:

  • Compatible with various types of hitches (e.g., ball hitch)
  • It typically requires a specialized weight distribution hitch system installed on the towing vehicle

Receiver Hitch

Receiver hitches come in different classes (I, II, III, IV, V) based on their towing capacity. Each class has a specific weight rating, and the appropriate class depends on the size and weight of the trailer.

Requirements:

  • The towing vehicle must have a receiver hitch installed, and it should be of the appropriate class for the trailer's weight
  • Before selecting a hitch, it's crucial to consider the towing capacity of the vehicle, the weight of the trailer, and the specific requirements of the trailer's coupler
  • Additionally, the installation of certain hitches may require professional assistance or modification to the towing vehicle. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for both the vehicle and the trailer to ensure a safe and compatible towing setup

Cargo Trailer Life Expectancy

As a result of being enclosed, cargo trailers can have a lifespan of 10-20 years or more. However, that life expectancy is based on a variety of factors including:

  • Use: frequent and aggressive use of a cargo trailer will reduce its lifespan - this includes overloading and accidents which can also have an adverse affect on how long your trailer will be in service
  • Build quality: you get what you pay for - and the top brands make their trailers with better quality materials that will last longer and handle wear better
  • Maintenance: regular maintenance is critical to ensuring your cargo trailer lasts a long time - from lubrication to mitigating rust/corrosion to regular inspections
  • Environmental conditions: Harsh weather conditions (heat, cold, saltwater, humidity) can cause a cargo trailer to wear out more quickly if not properly protected against

Cargo Trailer Suspensions

Cargo trailers can have different types of suspensions to provide a smooth and stable ride, depending on the trailer's size, intended use, and the type of load it will carry. Some smaller cargo trailers do not come with suspension systems, and anyone you talk to who has done a significant amount of hauling will likely tell you that you should opt for a suspension system whenever possible for safety, tire wear, and ease of handling.

Here are some common types of cargo trailer suspensions:

Leaf Spring Suspension:

Leaf spring suspension is a traditional and widely used system. It consists of multiple layers of spring steel (leaves) that are mounted on top of each other. The leaves flex to absorb shocks and provide support.

Characteristics:

  • Simple and durable design
  • Suitable for various trailer sizes and loads
  • Can be adjustable for different load capacities

Torsion Axle Suspension

Torsion axles use rubber cords within the axle tube to provide suspension. As the trailer encounters bumps, the rubber cords twist to absorb the shock and provide a smooth ride.

Characteristics:

  • Independent suspension for each wheel, enhancing stability
  • Low maintenance compared to leaf spring systems
  • More compact design, allowing for a lower trailer deck height

Rubber Torsion Suspension

Similar to torsion axle suspension, rubber torsion suspension systems use rubber elements to absorb shocks. These rubber elements are often enclosed in a metal tube.

Characteristics:

  • Provides a smooth and quiet ride
  • Requires minimal maintenance
  • Suitable for lightweight to medium-duty trailers

Air Suspension

Air suspension uses airbags to provide support and cushioning. The air pressure can be adjusted to accommodate different loads and road conditions.

Characteristics:

  • Offers a high level of adjustability for various loads
  • Can improve ride comfort and stability
  • Commonly used in heavy-duty and commercial trailers

Independent Suspension

Independent suspension systems allow each wheel to move independently, providing better stability and handling.

Characteristics:

  • Enhanced ride quality and handling
  • Suitable for larger trailers and those carrying fragile or sensitive cargo
  • Commonly found in high-end or specialty trailers

Rigid (Fixed) Axle Suspension

In rigid axle suspension, the trailer's wheels are connected by a solid axle, and the movement of one wheel affects the other.

Characteristics:

  • Simple design
  • Common in smaller and lighter trailers
  • Generally more affordable but may provide a less smooth ride

When choosing a cargo trailer suspension type, factors such as the trailer's intended use, the type of cargo, and the road conditions it will encounter should be considered. Additionally, maintenance requirements, cost, and the desired level of ride comfort are essential factors to take into account. Manufacturers often specify the type of suspension used in their trailers, so it's a good idea to review their specifications and recommendations.

Popular Cargo Trailer Brands

Some of the most popular enclosed cargo trailer brands include:

  • Continental Cargo
  • Cross
  • Darkhorse
  • Diamond Cargo
  • Haulmark
  • H&H
  • Look
  • NEO
  • Pace American
  • Sure-Trac

Cargo Trailer Pricing

The price of an enclosed cargo trailer is going to vary widely based on the manufacturer, the size, and the features/add-ons.

On the low end, single-axle enclosed cargo trailers with no frills can range from $1,000-$5,000.

Tandem-axle enclosed cargo trailers can range from $3,000-$15,000 depending on the size, construction materials, and other options.

On the high end, large enclosed cargo trailers (often used to transport vehicles) can run upwards of $6,000-$20,000 or more.

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