Trailers for Sale

The Right Trailer Can Move Your Business Forward.

When your trailer is part of how you make a living, you’re not just buying equipment—you’re investing in your ability to haul, deliver, and take on the next job. Buckeye Trailers offers a wide selection of trailers for sale designed for professional haulers, contractors, farmers, hotshot operators, equipment haulers, and commercial businesses. From gooseneck and deck over trailers to car haulers, step deck trailers, freight trailers, pintle trailers, and air ride trailers, our lineup gives you options built around the work you do.

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PRODUCT LINEUP

Our Trailers for Sale

Browse our full lineup of Trailers for Sale. Each model is engineered with our signature truss frame, extreme-duty suspension, and HD Dexter axles — built to perform trip after trip.

Air Ride Trailers

When you’re hauling valuable vehicles, RVs, equipment, or commercial freight across long distances, the suspension beneath your trailer matters. Buckeye Air Ride Trailers use air ride suspension to help absorb road shock and reduce vibration, providing a smoother towing experience while helping protect your cargo from unnecessary stress.

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Aluminum Trailers

When every pound matters, an aluminum trailer can give professional haulers an important advantage. Buckeye Aluminum Trailers are engineered to combine lightweight construction with the strength and durability needed for demanding hauling applications.

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Car Trailers

For professional vehicle haulers, the right car trailer can make the difference between taking the next load and leaving valuable freight behind. Buckeye Trailers offers a complete lineup of 2-car, 3-car, and 4-car trailers, including gooseneck, wedge, low-profile, step deck, and air ride configurations designed for different hauling applications.

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Wedge Car Trailers

Buckeye Trailers builds wedge car trailers for haulers who compete on efficiency. With empty weights starting at just 4,680 lbs and GVWR options from 12,000 to 21,000 lbs, our Max Light wedge trailers give you maximum payload, lower maintenance costs, and more profit on every trip — all in a Non-CDL-friendly package that pairs with a ¾-ton or 1-ton pickup.

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Deck Over Trailers

At Buckeye Trailers, our deck over trailers are engineered with real-world use in mind. We offer deck over trailers for sale in multiple configurations, from rugged steel builds to lightweight aluminum options—each designed to meet different hauling needs, from maximum strength to lightweight efficiency.

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Equipment Trailers

Equipment hauling demands more than a trailer that simply gets from point A to point B. Professional contractors, equipment operators, landscapers, construction crews, and independent haulers need a heavy-duty equipment trailer built to handle demanding loads, frequent loading and unloading, and long days on the road.

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Freight Trailers

When your business depends on moving valuable cargo, vehicles, RVs, or commercial loads, you need a freight trailer built for more than occasional hauling. Buckeye Trailers offers a lineup of heavy-duty freight trailers designed for professional haulers who need dependable performance, practical deck space, and the strength to handle demanding loads.

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Gooseneck Trailers

When your work depends on moving equipment, freight, vehicles, or commercial loads, you need a trailer that provides more than basic towing capability. Gooseneck trailers are designed to connect directly into the bed of a compatible pickup, creating a strong and stable towing setup that is well suited for demanding hauling applications.

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Hot Shot Trucking

Hot shot hauling demands a trailer that can balance strength, capacity, and weight efficiency without slowing down your operation. Buckeye Trailers builds hotshot trailers for professional haulers who need dependable equipment for frequent trips, commercial freight, equipment, and other time-sensitive loads.

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Non-CDL Trailers

For professional vehicle haulers, choosing the right trailer can make a major difference in how efficiently you move cars, trucks, and SUVs. Buckeye Trailers’ Non-CDL trailer lineup is designed for operators looking for lightweight, durable car-hauling equipment that can be paired with a properly rated pickup truck and used within applicable weight and licensing requirements.

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Pintle Trailers

When your hauling operation demands serious towing capability, a pintle hook trailer provides the rugged connection and heavy-duty platform needed for demanding work. Unlike lighter-duty trailer setups, pintle hook trailers are designed around commercial and industrial applications where durability, maneuverability, and dependable performance matter.

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RV and Cargo Haulers

Transporting RVs, campers, and cargo trailers requires more than a standard flatbed. You need a heavy-duty RV transport trailer with the deck space, loading height, and capacity to handle large recreational vehicles and specialty cargo safely and efficiently.

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Step Deck Trailers

When standard flatbed trailers don’t provide enough vertical clearance, a step deck trailer gives haulers another way to move taller freight, equipment, vehicles, and specialty cargo. Also known as drop deck trailers, step deck trailers feature a lower deck height that helps create additional overhead clearance while maintaining the deck space needed for commercial hauling.

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2-Car Trailers

For professional vehicle transporters, a 2-car trailer provides a practical balance between hauling capacity, trailer size, and towing flexibility. Instead of making separate trips for individual vehicles, a 2-car hauler allows operators to transport two vehicles on one trailer, making it an efficient option for car hauling businesses, dealerships, auctions, hotshot operators, and independent auto transporters.

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3-Car Trailers

For professional vehicle transporters, a 3-car trailer offers an ideal balance between hauling capacity and overall trailer size. Instead of moving one or two vehicles at a time, a 3-car car hauler allows operators to transport more vehicles per trip while maintaining a practical configuration for loading, towing, and everyday transportation.

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4-Car Trailers

When maximizing vehicles per trip is the priority, a 4-car trailer gives professional auto transporters the capacity to move four vehicles on a single trailer. Designed for high-volume vehicle transportation, Buckeye’s 4-car lineup provides long-deck configurations engineered around car hauling, auto transport, dealership logistics, auction transportation, and commercial vehicle delivery.

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WHY Buckeye Trailers?

Why Haulers Choose a Buckeye Trailer

The Right Trailer Can Move Your Business Forward.

When your trailer is part of how you make a living, you’re not just buying equipment—you’re investing in your ability to haul, deliver, and take on the next job. Buckeye Trailers offers a wide selection of trailers for sale designed for professional haulers, contractors, farmers, hotshot operators, equipment haulers, and commercial businesses. From gooseneck and deck over trailers to car haulers, step deck trailers, freight trailers, pintle trailers, and air ride trailers, our lineup gives you options built around the work you do.

Built for the Work. Ready for the Road.

Every hauling operation has different requirements, which is why Buckeye offers trailers in multiple configurations, capacities, and applications. Whether you’re searching for a heavy-duty trailer for sale, car hauler, Non-CDL trailer, equipment trailer, RV hauler, or commercial freight trailer, you’ll find purpose-built options designed around real-world hauling. Explore the Buckeye lineup, compare configurations, and find a trailer built to work as hard as you do.

WHY BUCKEYE

Why Haulers Choose Buckeye Trailers

A lot of trailer manufacturers will tell you they build a quality product. Here’s what actually sets Buckeye apart.

01 Built for Professional Haulers

Buckeye Trailers builds equipment around the needs of people who depend on their trailers for their livelihood. From car hauling and hotshot trucking to equipment, freight, RV, agricultural, and commercial hauling, our lineup is designed to give working professionals dependable equipment for demanding applications.

02 A Trailer for Every Kind of Work

Not every load calls for the same trailer. Buckeye’s lineup includes Air Ride, Aluminum, Car, Wedge Car, Deck Over, Equipment, Freight, Gooseneck, Hot Shot, Non-CDL, Pintle, RV & Cargo, and Step Deck Trailers, along with specialized 2-car, 3-car, and 4-car hauling options. That means you can choose a configuration based on your cargo, towing setup, capacity requirements, and business needs.

03 American-Made Craftsmanship

Buckeye Trailers was founded in 2016 in rural northeast Ohio with roots in farming, manufacturing, and fabrication. That background continues to shape the company’s approach to building trailers designed around hard work, durability, and the needs of American operators.

04 Engineered for Real-World Hauling

A professional trailer needs to perform when the load is on and the miles start adding up. Buckeye’s product lineup is engineered around practical hauling applications, with configurations designed for vehicle transport, equipment hauling, freight, hotshot trucking, RV transport, agriculture, construction, and commercial work.

05 Built Around Your Load

Whether you need the maneuverability of a gooseneck trailer, the open deck of a flatbed or deck over, the capacity of a multi-car hauler, or the ride characteristics of an air ride trailer, Buckeye provides different platforms for different jobs. The goal isn’t to sell you just any trailer—it’s to help you find the trailer that fits the work you actually do.

06 Built to Support Your Business

Your trailer is an investment in your business. Buckeye positions itself as more than a manufacturer, offering personalized customer service and guidance to help customers select equipment around their specific requirements. Whether you’re buying your first trailer or expanding an established operation, Buckeye is focused on helping professional operators keep moving forward.

WHO WE BUILD

Built for Professional Haulers

Our wedge car trailers are purpose-built for people who haul vehicles for a living.

Farmers & Agricultural Professionals

Farmers need equipment that can handle machinery, materials, attachments, and supplies in demanding environments. Buckeye offers equipment, gooseneck, deck over, pintle, and flatbed trailers designed around the practical needs of agricultural operations.

Contractors & Construction Crews

From skid steers and compact equipment to construction materials and machinery, contractors need dependable hauling equipment between jobsites. Buckeye’s equipment, deck over, gooseneck, and pintle trailers provide versatile platforms for demanding construction applications.

Car Haulers & Auto Transporters

Professional vehicle transporters need trailers designed around securement, loading, capacity, and efficiency. Buckeye offers 2-car, 3-car, and 4-car trailers, along with wedge, gooseneck, low-profile, step deck, and air ride configurations for different vehicle transportation needs.

Hotshot & Freight Operators

Hotshot and freight operators need versatile equipment that can adapt to changing loads and demanding schedules. Buckeye’s hotshot, freight, gooseneck, Non-CDL, and step deck trailers give professional operators multiple ways to configure their hauling operation.

Commercial & Industrial Operators

Commercial and industrial operations depend on equipment that can handle repeated use and demanding loads. From heavy-duty equipment trailers and pintle trailers to freight and air ride configurations, Buckeye provides hauling solutions designed around professional applications.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of trailers does Buckeye Trailers have for sale?

Buckeye Trailers offers a wide selection of trailers for sale, including car trailers, gooseneck trailers, non-CDL trailers, equipment trailers, step deck trailers, aluminum trailers, pintle trailers, freight trailers, and hot shot trailers. The lineup includes configurations for vehicle hauling, heavy equipment, freight, and other commercial hauling applications.

Q: Does Buckeye sell non-CDL trailers?

Yes. Buckeye offers several non-CDL trailer options, including the Max Light 40′ Gooseneck and multiple Max Light 48′ car-hauling configurations. Whether a specific combination qualifies as non-CDL depends on the tow vehicle, trailer ratings, and applicable federal and state regulations.

Q: What is a gooseneck trailer used for?

Gooseneck trailers connect to a hitch installed in the bed of a compatible pickup truck. They are commonly used for hauling heavy equipment, vehicles, freight, and other large loads because the hitch position can provide improved stability, maneuverability, and weight distribution.

Q: Does Buckeye sell equipment trailers?

Yes. Buckeye offers heavy-duty equipment trailers, including its Flatbed Paver/Heavy Duty Paver Flatbed. The model is designed for demanding equipment-hauling applications and is listed for loads ranging from 20,000 to 60,000 pounds.

Q: What makes Buckeye trailers different?

Buckeye emphasizes quality construction, innovative designs, American craftsmanship, versatility, and reliability. Depending on the model, features can include low-profile decks, adjustable stingers, heavy-duty axles, upgraded suspension systems, and robust braking systems.

Q: How do I choose the right trailer for my needs?

Start by determining what you plan to haul, the weight and dimensions of your typical loads, the number of vehicles or equipment pieces you need to transport, and the towing and weight ratings of your truck. You should also consider deck length, trailer style, GVWR, payload, hitch type, and applicable licensing requirements.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

What Our Customers Are Saying

Hands down the best trailer manufacturer in the business. From the build quality to customer service, I feel Buckeye trailers are the best in the market!

BUCKEYE TRAILERS!!! Can not say enough good things about this company!! From the sales team making sure your build is exactly what you need, to the fabricators that build an outstanding product that performs even better!! Will definitely be buying another trailer from them!!

Very happy with the trailer I purchased. I was able to talk with the owner of Buckeye. He was very informative and was able to accommodate everything that I needed for my trailer. I will definitely return for another trailer from this company. Also, the quality is excellent.

Ready to Put a Buckeye Trailer to Work?

Whether you’re buying your first buckeye trailer or adding to an existing fleet, our team is ready to help you find the right fit. Browse our all trailers lineup, get a quick quote online, or call and talk to a trailer specialist directly.