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Fixing Common Trailer Light Issues
Trailer lights are crucial for trailer safety so please check your lights every time you use your trailer. Some things like a burned-out bulb or a bad ground wire, can be pretty simple to repair while other things can be a real challenge to diagnose and correct. Here are a few pointers to help you keep your trailer lights working properly...
More Than Just Trailers
While we definitely specialize in trailers we do have a few classic cars for sale too. Check out a few of them out on our site by clicking here. You can also visit our Monroe locations and take a look at all of the classic cars that we have in the shop. While they may not all be for sale they are still a lot of fun to look at...
The Wheel Deal
Your tires are the only part of your trailer that has direct contact with the road. Tires affect your trailer handling, ride, braking, and safety. For optimum performance, tires must have the correct air pressure, tread depth, balance and the wheels of the trailer must...
Master Tow Car Dollies
Master Tow has used quality workmanship and unparalleled service to become one of the largest and fastest growing tow dolly manufacturers in the industry. You'll find NASCAR drivers use Master Tow Car Dollies to move their own personal vehicles...
Trailer Talk - A Glossary of Trailer Terms
The trailer industry has a lot of unique words and acronyms that you do not see in normal day to day life. We have put together a glossary of some of the more common terms that you may encounter when you are shopping for your next trailer...
Trailer Hitch Classes
There are five classes of Hitches for towing trailers. Each class is designed for a specific trailer weight range. The information below is a meant to be a guide to point you in the right direction when choosing a new hitch. You should always consult your vehicles manual and talk to a professional when deciding...
Trailer Hitch Guide
Perhaps the most common type of trailer hitch is the receiver hitch. A receiver hitch is designed to mount onto the tow vehicle's frame and provide a receptacle or tube opening to accept the shank of a ball mount or other insert. Most receiver hitches are made to be vehicle-specific, meaning each one is uniquely designed...
Choosing the Right Size Trailer
A trailer has many potential jobs! From hauling ATVs to the trailhead and bringing a zero-turn mower to the jobsite to transporting boxes and furniture to your new house, you should keep in mind all of the possible uses you’ll use the trailer for. The best-sized trailer is one slightly larger than your intended use for it...
Manufacturer Spotlight: H&H Trailers
For over 20 years, H&H has been manufacturing trailers with unmatched strength, durability, and exceptional value. Their diverse range of steel and aluminum utility trailers, car haulers, equipment trailers, dump trailers, and enclosed cargo trailers...
Tips for Buying a Utility Trailer
Utility trailers are often small but can be a real workhorse and excellent tool for anyone from gardeners and DIYer’s to farmers and homeowners. There is no doubt that owning a utility trailer can make your life easier in many ways but doing a bit of research before buying a new utility trailer can help ensure you get the trailer that is right for you...
5 Tips for Maintaining Your Trailer
When it comes to pretty much all things mechanical most of us will agree that a little maintenance can go a long way. Your trailer is no exception and regular maintenance can help to maintain value, reduce costly repairs and just make your trailer operate more smoothly which of course will save you time and headaches in the long run...
Simple Tip for Backing Up a Trailer
Backing up a trailer is counter-intuitive. If you want to back up with a trailer, the trailer moves in the opposite direction of the back of the vehicle. This can get complicated and you can find yourself moving back and forth and making multiple attempts to line up your trailer...
Manufacturer Spotlight: Look Trailers
LOOK Trailers was founded in February of 2010 with one simple goal—to build the best trailer company in North America by building real partnerships with dealers and...
Transporting Heavy Equipment Safely
Hoping for the best and possibly breaking a few laws at the same time is not likely the best strategy for transporting heavy equipment. By following a few simple guidelines, you can move equipment between job sites safely and efficiently....
Loading Your Bike on a Trailer
A motorcycle that is tied down incorrectly could result in your bike shifting or tipping over during a trip down the highway, or worse yet, falling out of your trailer. Here are a few tips to help you keep your motorcycle tied down safely on your next road trip....
Renting vs Buying a Trailer
Storing your trailer is an important part of protecting your investment making sure your trailer is in good working order for many years to come. Not everyone uses their trailer year around...
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Storing your trailer is an important part of protecting your investment making sure your trailer is in good working order for many years to come. Not everyone uses their trailer year around...
Manufacturer Spotlight: Load Trail Trailers
Load Trail started production on trailers as a small family owned and operated business in 1996. With one small shop, a few acres, and...
How to Load Your Trailer Safely
There is a lot to consider when loading your trailer for your next trip. Whether you are hauling a motorcycle on vacation or some mulch around your yard knowing the correct way to load your trailer will make your next towing trip safer....
Dump Trailer or Dump Truck?
If you have been doing research on the internet you have likely found that many favor a trailer over a dump truck because there are a lot of pros and not too many cons. This still doesn’t mean that trailers are always the right answer, let’s look at...
Trailer Licensing & Insurance
Trailer licensing and insurance is a necessary investment for anyone who uses a trailer. If you use a trailer for personal reasons, insurance will protect you from liability in the event of an accident...
In the News
USA Trailer Sales is a second generation, family-owned-and-operated trailer supplier of open and enclosed trailers, accessories, parts and services from six locations throughout the state of Michigan...
Choosing a Snowmobile Trailer
What should you look for when shopping for an enclosed snowmobile trailer? There are many factors to consider, depending on how...
Loading a Snowmobile Trailer
Old man winter is on his way and here in Michigan we are getting ready for another fun-filled snowmobile season. For most snowmobilers a trailer is a big part of getting to their snowmobiling destination. Today we would like to offer a few tips...
We've Got You Colored
Our friends at Load Trail know that sometimes life can be a little bland. That’s why they have tackled the monotony of the workday or the weekend responsibilities by adding a little color to the job. Maybe a safety green heavy-duty dump trailer...
Manufacturer Spotlight - AMO
Located in Toledo Ohio AMO has been manufacturing trailers and serving the Midwest with a wide variety of open utility trailers Car Haulers, Deckovers...
Choosing a Cargo Trailer
Choosing the right cargo trailer for your hobby or business can be a big investment. Doing a bit of research in the beginning can help ensure you make the right choice and will be happy with your new trailer for years to come. The cargo trailers of today offer...
Understanding GVWR
One of the most commonly misunderstood terms in the trailer world is Gross Vehicle Weight Rating or (GVWR). When buying any sort of trailer it is very important to understand the GVWR or Gross Trailer Weight Rating (GTWR) of both your tow vehicle and trailer...
