Utility trailers are a long-term investment that requires some thought. To purchase a trailer, you need to make a significant payment upfront and ensure your towing vehicle can handle the size and weight of both your trailer and cargo. You also need to confirm your garage has sufficient room for storing your trailer. Although there's no set time for buying a utility trailer, there are a few instances when it’s wise to make the purchase. 

Here are a few points to keep in mind when purchasing a utility trailer!

You Want to Buy Not Rent 

Renting a trailer helps you avoid long-term parking costs and maintenance expenses. However, if you frequently haul heavy payloads or undertake long-distance travel, buying a utility trailer is worth the investment.  

When renting, the availability of trailers at a rental company can make planning deliveries difficult. Additionally, many rental agencies charge by the mile, which means long-distance transportation can cost you more in the long run. Purchasing a utility trailer removes all the hassle involved with renting! 

You’re Making an Off-Season Purchase

Due to the high demand, utility trailers are sold at higher prices during the peak season. In the off-season, the value of trailers drops, as sellers try to create room for their upcoming collections. 

If you can manage to wait, plan to make your purchase during the off-season and save a significant amount of money - while also getting your preferred utility trailer! 

You Need a Specialized Model

Rental agencies usually maintain a wide selection of all-purpose utility trailers, but they seldom carry specialized models in their collection. Even if they have a few rigs, you can’t be sure they will have the one you need for work. 

Specialized models are usually harder to find, which makes it a much wiser decision to buy your own utility trailer and customize it as needed!  

Buy your utility trailer at Stoneham’s Motorsports, located in Waynesboro and Everett, Pennsylvania.