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Buying an enclosed cargo trailer in Greenville, SC
How to choose an enclosed trailer
An enclosed cargo trailer comes down to three things: the size, the door setup, and how it is built. Start with what you haul most and how you load it, then size up one step for room to grow. A 6x12 single-axle is the most popular all-around size for tools, motorcycles, and small moves; a 7x14 or 8.5-wide tandem gives you the length and payload for jobsite gear or a side-by-side. The words enclosed trailer and cargo trailer mean the same thing, so shop both.
Sizes and interior height
We keep a range from compact 5x8 and 6x10 units up through 8.5x24 tandem cargo trailers. The 6x12 is the size most people search for and buy, with 6x10 and 7x14 close behind. Interior height matters as much as floor space: a standard build runs around 6 feet inside, and an extra-height option gets you closer to standing room, which is worth it if you work out of the trailer.
Doors and layout
The rear door is the big decision. A ramp door loads anything with wheels and doubles as a loading dock; barn doors open wide for forklift or pallet loading and seal a bit tighter. If you want a side door to get in without opening the rear, order it that way from the factory rather than adding it later. Tell us how you load and we will point you at the right door setup.
Used enclosed trailers
When we have clean used enclosed cargo trailers on the lot, they show in the listings above alongside the new ones. Used is a good way into a larger size for the same budget; ask us what came in this week.
Brands we carry
We stock enclosed cargo trailers from Cynergy Cargo, Cargo Craft, Rock Solid Cargo, and Quality Cargo, among others, in build tiers from value to heavy-duty. See each maker full lineup on our brand catalogs.
Rent-to-own and financing
Every enclosed trailer we sell can be financed, or taken home rent-to-own with no credit check. Rent-to-own is a common way to get into the size you actually need now and pay for it over time. Ask us for the monthly figure on any unit.
Why buy local in Greenville
We are on White Horse Road in Greenville, so you can open the doors, step inside, and check the height and finish in person before you buy, and we handle the tag and title here. If it ever needs service, the shop is the same place you bought it.
Frequently asked questions
What size enclosed trailer do I need?
For tools, a motorcycle, or a small move, a 6x12 single-axle covers most needs. For jobsite gear, a side-by-side, or longer loads, step up to a 7x14 or an 8.5-wide tandem. If you are between sizes, size up; the extra room pays off.
Is an enclosed trailer the same as a cargo trailer?
Yes. Enclosed trailer and cargo trailer are two names for the same thing: a trailer with walls and a roof that locks your load up and out of the weather. You will see both terms used interchangeably.
Ramp door or barn doors?
A ramp door is best if you load anything with wheels, since it doubles as a ramp. Barn doors open wider for pallet or forklift loading and seal a little tighter. If you want a side door to get in without opening the rear, spec it when you order the trailer, since it is a factory option and not a practical thing to add later.
Can I get an enclosed trailer with no credit check?
Yes. Every enclosed trailer we carry is available rent-to-own with no credit check, alongside conventional financing. Ask us for the monthly on any unit.
Do you have used enclosed trailers?
When we do, they appear in the listings above with the new inventory. Stock moves quickly, so ask us what used units came in this week.