Trailers for Sale in San Antonio, Austin, and New Braunfels, TX

A note from Rick Bailes, co-owner of Bill’s Tractor- “When looking at trailers, it’s the little things that make a big difference. We have been selling trailers for over 35 years at Bill’s Tractor, so we order what we like to use. We do not order the cheapest trailers for our tractor packages. When price-shopping, compare specs and add-ons.
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Most of our trailers have upgrades like extra stake pockets and full ramp bars on the rear so you can move the ramps around for a variety of uses. Also, we include Bulldog style hitches, extra rows of screws in wood, right side spare racks, and brakes with electric breakaway. Most of our trailers also come stock from our dealership with upgraded LED lights.

We carry a variety of sizes, including everything from small, budget-friendly trailers to upgraded '2 plus 2 dovetail' trailers. This is an awesome feature! Two plus two means it has a 2-foot dovetail with a 2-foot gate. It’s lighter to lift, with a low profile, and decreased wind drag. When folded down this trailer has a 4-foot gate; when folded up it is a 2-foot gate! You can feel a sizeable difference when hauling this trailer with a compact truck or SUV! We love them so much that we use them for our mower deliveries!"

"Bill's Tractor can also order a custom-built unit that fits your needs."

Trailer Abbreviations (FAQs):

2+2 or 2 plus 2 dovetail - This is an awesome feature! Two plus two means it has a 2-foot dovetail with a 2-foot gate. It’s lighter to lift, with a low profile, and decreased wind drag. When folded down this trailer has a 4-foot gate; when folded up it is a 2-foot gate! You can feel a sizeable difference when hauling this trailer with a compact truck or SUV! We love them so much that we use them for our mower deliveries!

Single axle – This trailer has one axle, just 2 tires on the ground. We normally stock 3500# but there are always options and custom builds available.

With Tailgate – This has a hinged tail gate, not removable ramps.

Tilt- This trailer is designed to tilt down to load and unload. It works off of gravity. It’s good for carrying one thing at a time like a mower or UTV. Also, without a tailgate, it is lighter to haul and more economical to build. It is not good for carrying and unloading multiple items. For example: It would not be good for a landscaper carrying multiple mowers.

Multiple Axles- at least 2 axles with minimum of 4 tires on the ground. We normally stock 3500# axle, 6000# axle, 7000# axle, and 10K# Tandem Dual. Note: This rating refers to the GVWR (Gross vehicle weight rating). Carry weight is different. Typically, it would be GVWR minus the weight of the trailer. On a gooseneck, however, it would be a little more because you can put a lot more weight on the front and that goes onto the truck axles. For safety, it is important to have a trailer’s carry rating higher than the weight of the load you are carrying.