Snowmobile Trailers For Sale near Grand Rapids, MI

Looking for a snowmobile trailer to transport your sleds safely? Look no further! We at R&R Trailers in Three Rivers, MI, offer high-quality snowmobile trailers that are built to withstand harsh weather conditions and rough terrain. Choose from different sizes, styles, and features. With competitive pricing and exceptional customer service, we make buying a snowmobile trailer easy and hassle-free. Come shop with us at our dealership located near Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Kalamazoo, MI.
 

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Snowmobile Trailer Buying Guide

Winter is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start thinking about how much fun you’re going to have in the snow with your snowmobiles, but you also need to consider a trailer to get your sleds to the slopes. There are few important considerations to keep in mind when shopping for a snowmobile trailer, so read on for more information.
 

Open or Enclosed

Trailers of all kinds come in open and enclosed varieties. Open sled trailers are going to be less expensive overall. This is due to just having less material go into construction, which also translates into reduced maintenance needs. They’re also easier to tow than enclosed trailers due to increased visibility and lighter weight. There are downsides too, like exposing your sleds to the elements.

Enclosed snowmobile trailers solve the problem of exposure right away, and beyond that they have a few other advantages. First, they are more likely to be able to serve other purposes, like as a storage unit for your sleds and gear when not in use or just creating more room for supplies when you do head to the snow. You’ll need to be a bit more mindful of size, as the enclosed portion is going to restrict the amount of space you have to work with.
 

Steel vs. Aluminum

This is another common choice that needs to be considered with all kinds of trailers. Steel trailers tend to be considered the more durable option and thus the better investment in terms of protecting your snowmobiles and the trailer itself. They’re also less expensive than their aluminum counterparts.

Aluminum trailers are great for a couple reasons. They’re much lighter than steel trailers, which transfers to savings elsewhere, like fuel efficiency and towability. They’re easier to maintain as well, mostly due to being rustproof, but also being more resistant to other corrosive forces, from water to dirt, mud, and the gunk and grime of the open road.
 

Tilts and Ramps

How you load a snowmobile trailer might be the most practical part of your decision. Tilt trailers shift downward to bring the back of the rig to the ground and make for easier loading. They’re less expensive and more common, although it can make loading more difficult, especially if you’re a first-time owner.

The alternative is to find a snowmobile trailer with a ramp, either built into the back or attachable (keep in mind that if it’s attachable, you’ll need a place to stow your ramp when you’re not using it).

Call or visit R&R Trailers to take a look at our stock of snowmobile trailers. We’re located in Three Rivers, MI, and proudly serve Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Kalamazoo, MI, as well as Fort Wayne, IN.