Properly loading a vehicle onto a trailer can be an art form, especially when you are loading classic cars or exotics. Between low ground clearance, limited room on each side, and unstable ramps, ...

Like cars, motorcycles are for riding, but there are instances when loading your bike on a trailer is a better option. It could be due to a sudden breakdown, an unexpected purchase, a destination ride ...

There’s more to know and understand than just your maximum towing capacity. Know your vehicle’s payload (or cargo carrying capacity), which is usually the first number you’ll max out while towing.

Heavy-haul trailers see it all — rocks, ruts, bumps and jolts. It all translates to an increased risk of damage. Here are some things to keep in mind when hitting the road with the load. According to ...

Is a trailer worth the investment? For many owner-operators, the answer is a solid yes. It can take less than four years to earn back the investment, even when buying new equipment. In the somewhat ...

Do your research to ensure the trailer meets the capacity of the excavator as well as state and federal regulations. Selecting the right excavator isn’t a decision to be taken lightly. Research is ...

Nobody thinks about trailer tires until it’s time to actually use your trailer. And naturally, when it’s time to use your trailer, there’s usually no wiggle room in the schedule for unforeseen ...

Towing a camper, boat, or trailer loaded with equipment or supplies is a common task. Drivers across the country own vehicles with tow hitches installed alongside the rear bumper infrastructure, and ...