Most single axle Trailers are rated for 2,990 lbs GVWR or less, unless the axle has brakes on it.
Advantaged to tandem axle trailers:
4 tires touching the ground as opposed to 2 (helpful in case of a blowout).
Brakes on the axles help the trailer to stop better.
Trailers with 4 tires are generally more stable than trailers with 2 tires.
Can be rated 6,000 lbs and heavier.
Most dealers charge a DOC Fee to prepare paperwork such as: DMV paperwork Lender Contracts Bill of Sale MCO or Title Jobsite Trailers only charges $159 for their DOC Fee. Some trailer dealers locally
In North Carolina, a multi-year tag is considered a "permanent tag." The multi-year tag is valid for as long as the original owner owns that same trailer. Multi-year tags cost more than single-year ta
Jobsite Trailers' 15k trailer is heavy-duty and rated to haul up to 11,950 lbs. The 17k tilt equipment trailer has a stronger frame, heavier cast iron coupler, 17.5" solid wheels with heavy-duty tires