Hey there! If you're in the market for an ATV trailer, you've probably got a bunch of questions. One of the most common ones is, “What are the dimensions of a standard ATV trailer?” Well, I'm here to break it all down for you. I'm an ATV trailer supplier, and I've dealt with all sorts of trailers, from small single - ATV carriers to large multi - ATV haulers.
Let's start with the basics. The dimensions of an ATV trailer can vary quite a bit depending on its type and intended use. There are three main types of ATV trailers that I often supply: the Flat Deck Utility ATV Trailer, the DOUBLE AXLE ATV WAGON Trailer, and the Hydraulic Tipper ATV Trailer. Each of these has its own set of typical dimensions.
Flat Deck Utility ATV Trailer
The flat - deck utility ATV trailer is a popular choice for many ATV owners. It's a simple, straightforward design that can be used to transport one or more ATVs, as well as other equipment like tools, camping gear, or even small motorcycles.
Length
The length of a flat - deck utility ATV trailer can range from about 8 feet to 20 feet. For a single ATV, an 8 - foot or 10 - foot trailer is usually sufficient. This gives you enough space to load the ATV securely and still have a bit of room for tie - downs. If you want to transport two ATVs side by side or one behind the other, you'll probably need a 14 - foot to 20 - foot trailer.
Width
The width of these trailers typically falls between 4 feet and 6 feet. A 4 - foot wide trailer is great for a single ATV. It's narrow enough to be maneuverable and can fit through smaller gates and spaces. However, if you plan to carry two ATVs side by side, you'll need a 6 - foot wide trailer. This extra width allows for a comfortable fit and enough space to secure the vehicles properly.
Height
The height of a flat - deck utility ATV trailer isn't as crucial as the length and width, but it still matters. Most trailers have a deck height of around 18 inches to 24 inches off the ground. A lower deck height makes it easier to load and unload the ATV, especially if you're doing it by yourself.
DOUBLE AXLE ATV WAGON Trailer
Double - axle ATV wagon trailers are designed for heavier loads and greater stability. They're often used for transporting multiple ATVs or larger pieces of equipment.
Length
These trailers usually come in lengths from 12 feet to 24 feet. The longer lengths are ideal for carrying three or more ATVs, while the 12 - foot or 14 - foot trailers can handle two ATVs comfortably. The extra length also gives you more space for additional cargo, like fuel cans or spare parts.
Width
The width of a double - axle ATV wagon trailer is typically between 5 feet and 7 feet. A wider trailer provides more stability when carrying heavy loads, especially at high speeds. If you're planning to transport large ATV models or multiple vehicles side by side, a 7 - foot wide trailer is a good choice.
Height
The deck height of a double - axle ATV wagon trailer is similar to that of a flat - deck utility trailer, usually around 20 inches to 26 inches. However, because these trailers are often used for heavier loads, they may have a slightly higher ground clearance to prevent the bottom from scraping on uneven terrain.
Hydraulic Tipper ATV Trailer
Hydraulic tipper ATV trailers are great for hauling materials like dirt, gravel, or firewood. They have a hydraulic system that allows the trailer bed to be tilted, making it easy to unload the cargo.
Length
The length of a hydraulic tipper ATV trailer can range from 6 feet to 16 feet. Shorter trailers are more maneuverable and are suitable for light - duty applications, while longer trailers can carry larger volumes of material.
Width
These trailers typically have a width of 4 feet to 6 feet. A narrower width is better for navigating tight spaces, while a wider width can carry more material per load.
Height
The height of a hydraulic tipper ATV trailer is a bit different because of the tipping mechanism. The deck height when the trailer is level is usually around 18 inches to 24 inches. When the trailer is tilted, the maximum height at the top of the raised bed can be several feet higher, depending on the design and capacity of the trailer.
Other Factors to Consider
When choosing an ATV trailer based on its dimensions, it's not just about the length, width, and height. You also need to consider the weight capacity of the trailer. A trailer with the right dimensions but a low weight capacity won't be able to handle your ATV or other cargo safely.
Another factor is the towing vehicle. Make sure your vehicle has the appropriate towing capacity for the size and weight of the trailer you choose. You don't want to overload your vehicle or put yourself in a dangerous situation on the road.
Why Choose Our ATV Trailers?
As an ATV trailer supplier, I can tell you that our trailers are built to last. We use high - quality materials and state - of - the - art manufacturing processes to ensure that every trailer we sell meets the highest standards of quality and safety.
Whether you need a flat - deck utility ATV trailer for a single ATV, a double - axle ATV wagon trailer for multiple vehicles, or a hydraulic tipper ATV trailer for hauling materials, we've got you covered. Our trailers come in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet your specific needs.
So, if you're in the market for an ATV trailer, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you find the perfect trailer for your needs. Just drop us a message, and we'll start a discussion about which trailer is right for you and get the ball rolling on your purchase.
References
- ATV Trailer Industry Standards and Guidelines
- Experience from dealing with various ATV trailer models over the years
