Condition:New
GVWR:7000
Length:12ft
Width:72in
Tail:Straight
Black
Your Price:$5,899
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Trailers for Sale in Houston, TX
425 trailers on the lot. Tell us the job and we'll point you to the right one — or call the Houston team at (281) 931-3000 and we'll do it in two minutes.
Start with the job
What are you hauling?
Dump trailers
Dirt, gravel, mulch, roofing tear-offs
10–16 ft beds with hydraulic lift. Load it, dump it, done.
77
on the lot
Utility & landscape trailers
Mowers, tools, four-wheelers
10–18 ft, 77" or 83" wide
29
on the lot
Equipment & tilt trailers
A skid steer or mini excavator
18–24 ft decks with ramps
31
on the lot
Flatbed & gooseneck trailers
Hay, lumber, pipe, freight
20–40 ft, bumper pull or gooseneck
60
on the lot
Roll-off dumpster trailers
A cleanup or junk-removal business
swap bins, one truck
15
on the lot
What are the ways to pay in Houston?
You've got three paths at this store: pay cash, finance it, or rent-to-own. If you finance, have the store walk you through the whole loan — the rate, the term, and what it adds up to by the final payment — before you sign. That's normal here, not a special request. Rent-to-own is different: its own math, no bank, worth a look while credit is still building. And know what the tag means before you budget: it's the cash price. Tax, title and registration, and the doc fee get added at the desk, so ask the Houston team for the out-the-door number — that's the real figure to plan with.
Estimate your monthly payment
Trailer price$9,500
$2,000$40,000
Term
Estimated monthly
$202/mo
Total you'd pay
$12,108
Cost of financing
$2,608
$9,500 · 60 months · 9.99% APR
Estimate at the APR shown. Your rate depends on credit — the store shows you the real terms before you sign anything. Rent-to-own is a separate path with its own math; ask. Listed prices are cash prices — tax, title/registration, and doc fee come on top. Ask the store for the out-the-door figure.
Will your truck pull it?
The honest answer is on the sticker inside your door jamb. The short version is below — pick what's in your driveway.
I drive a:
Half-ton
F-150 · 1500-series
- Most utility and landscape trailers
- Smaller enclosed cargo trailers
Three-quarter-ton
F-250 · 2500-series
- Opens up dump trailers
- Equipment trailers
One-ton
F-350 · 3500-series
- Goosenecks — with a ball in the bed and a brake controller
- Heavy flatbed and equipment loads
Bring the truck, or bring a photo of the door-jamb sticker, and we'll match the trailer to it. Not the other way around.
Which size do people actually buy?
The 6x12 utility is the most common first trailer we sell — it takes a zero-turn mower with room left over. A 7x14 dump with a 14,000-lb GVWR hauls about three yards of wet dirt — a full bed's day of work. For enclosed, the 7x16 is the working size: a lawn crew's whole trailer setup, or a side-by-side, fits with the doors shut. If you land between two sizes, take the longer one — nobody has ever complained about two extra feet of deck.
Buy it where the service bay is
The Houston store has a parts counter and a full service department. Brakes, bearings, wiring, couplers, lights — the stuff that actually wears out. Buy the trailer here and the axle work happens here too, years from now. We service trailers we didn't sell, too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Come walk the Houston lot
425 trailers on the ground — compare them side by side instead of guessing from photos.