Book online, hitch up on your own schedule, and hit the road.
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First Things First
Is It Right for You?
Grab your trailer on your own schedule, no waiting on us. It’s a great option if you’ve towed before.
A Great Fit If You…
- Have towing experience and know your ball sizes
- Are comfortable hitching up on your own
- Want a quick pickup on your schedule
- Like saving a few bucks
Not the Best Fit If You…
- Would like a hand or a second set of eyes
- Need to rent any add-ons, including a hitch
- Are new to towing
Before You Arrive
What You’ll Need
Make sure your tow vehicle is ready to go before you head over.
A 2-Inch Ball
The self-service utility trailers need a 2-inch ball. Make sure it’s tightened down and your hitch pin and clip are in place.
Flat 4 Light Plug
Your vehicle needs a working flat 4 trailer light connection. Only have a round 7-way? You’ll need an adapter.
A Phone for Photos
Before you pull out, you’ll text or email us a few photos of the trailer hooked up to your vehicle.
How It Works
Pickup in 5 Steps
Follow these steps and you’ll be hitched up and on your way.
1. Line Up
Open the gate all the way so you have the full driveway to exit, and find the trailer on your reservation.
Back up squarely to the trailer and stop about 2 feet short. Then crank the jack until the coupler sits just above your ball.
2. Hitch Up
Make sure the coupler is open, then back up until the ball is centered underneath it. Retract the jack all the way (swivel jacks pivot up and pin in place).
Latch the coupler and lock it with the safety pin. The trailer should sit level or slightly nose-high.
3. Connect Chains & Lights
Cross the safety chains from the trailer to your vehicle, right to left and left to right. If they drag, use the provided carabiners to take up the slack (they’re only for that, not for attaching the chains).
Plug in the flat 4 connector with a firm, straight push and check that every light works.
4. Double-Check & Snap Photos
Do one last walk-around: hitch, coupler, safety pin, both chains and the light plug.
Then take a photo of the trailer hooked up to your vehicle, plus two more from different angles. Note any damage, and text or email us the photos before you leave.
5. Hit the Road
Swing wide on turns and leave extra stopping distance. When you park, pick a spot you can pull straight out of, since short trailers can jackknife fast when backing up.
Take your time, and drive safe!
Ready to Roll?
Pick your trailer and dates, and we’ll have it ready for you.