Condition:New
GVWR:2995
Length:14ft
Width:76in
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Your Price:$2,999
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Trailers for Sale in Glendale, AZ
Walk the rows, or skip the walk. Call (623) 937-5575, say what you're hauling, and we'll tell you which row to head for.
What does it cost in Glendale: cash, financing, or rent-to-own?
Three ways to pay for one here: cash, straight financing, or rent-to-own. A loan is simple to judge once the numbers sit in front of you. The Glendale counter prints the rate, the term, and what the loan costs over its whole life. Rent-to-own runs on its own math, and it doesn't lean on your credit. Ask for both and read them side by side while you're standing there.
Either way, the tag shows the cash price. Tax, title and registration, and a doc fee get added at the desk. Call (623) 937-5575 with the trailer you like and we'll give you the out-the-door number on that unit.
Which sizes go home most?
The 7x12 dump is the workhorse size here. It takes a full load of crushed rock or a pool-dig haul, and it still parks in a driveway. Loaded level, a 7x12 in the 12,000-lb GVWR class carries roughly two to two-and-a-half yards of rock. Tell us what you haul by the yard and we'll walk you to the right length.
For car and toy guys, the 20-ft deck at 82–83 inches wide is the safe pick. It takes most full-size cars and leaves strap room, and on a tilt bed it loads a lowered car without scraping the nose. Bring the car's numbers and we'll stand you next to a deck that fits it.
On the utility side, an all-aluminum 6x12 gives its weight savings back as payload. The deck itself weighs less, so more of your rating goes to the load instead of the trailer. Between two sizes? Take the longer deck. The load you haven't thought of yet will fill it.
What about repairs down the road?
The Glendale store fixes what it sells, on site. It's a trailer dealer in Glendale with its own parts counter and service department, on the west side of Phoenix instead of across town. So the parts that wear (bearings, brake magnets, lights, wiring, gates, floors) get handled where you bought the trailer. We'll also work on a trailer you bought somewhere else. Bring it in.
Coming from the West Valley, Peoria, or Surprise? This is the closest Nationwide lot.
Frequently Asked Questions
If a used price is what gets you into a trailer, call (623) 937-5575. We'll tell you what's been traded in lately here and what our other stores could send over.
Use the Make filter above to compare current options. Call (623) 937-5575 if you want a specific make or model and we'll locate it.
Steel costs less per foot and doesn't mind rough duty, so it's the pick for rock, demo, and a trailer that gets loaned out. Aluminum asks more up front and pays you back slowly: it's lighter behind the truck, it can't rust, and it brings a better number when you sell. In Arizona, rust isn't the tiebreaker it is back east, so this comes down to tow weight and budget. Tell us the truck and the load and we'll walk you down both rows.
They do. Arizona titles and registers every trailer that touches a public road, with no weight cutoff, and the clock is 15 days from purchase. The bright side: a non-commercial trailer rated 10,000 lbs or under can take a one-time $125 permanent registration, so you pay once instead of renewing every year.
Not for personal towing. The standard Class D license you already have is good at any trailer weight. Class A CDL requirements apply to business towing only, and only when the combined truck-and-trailer rating reaches 26,001 lbs or more with the trailer itself rated over 10,000 lbs.
Yes. We offer both straight financing and rent-to-own. Pick the trailer first, then have the Glendale counter run your terms while you're standing there; take the numbers home and sleep on them if you want to.
Most sport models fit a 7x14 with the door shut, but measure to the top of the cage and the outside of the tires first. A wide-stance machine can want the 8.5-ft box. Bring the measurements and we'll match the box to the machine.
Not sure which row? Call first.
Call the Glendale team at (623) 937-5575. Two minutes on the phone beats an hour walking rows in the sun.