Transparent pricing for every haul — from weekend moves to job site loads
Renting a utility trailer through RNTR gives you flexible, affordable access to the hauling power you need without the cost and hassle of ownership. Whether you're moving furniture, hauling landscaping debris, or transporting equipment for a job site, RNTR connects you with local rental providers who have the right trailer at the right price. Most utility trailer rentals run $40 to $120 per day depending on size, location, and features. Read on for a full breakdown of what to expect.
Utility Trailer Rental Cost: Common Questions Answered
- How much does it cost to rent a utility trailer per day?
- Daily utility trailer rental rates on RNTR typically range from $40 to $120 per day. Smaller open trailers in the 5x8 to 5x10 range usually run $40 to $65 per day, while larger tandem-axle trailers in the 7x14 to 7x16 range run $75 to $120 per day. Rates vary by location, provider, and whether the rental includes a ramp.
- What is the weekly rate for a utility trailer rental?
- Weekly utility trailer rental rates generally range from $150 to $350. Most RNTR providers offer a discounted weekly rate compared to booking seven individual days, making week-long rentals a smart choice for multi-day moves, renovation projects, or extended job site use.
- Do I need a deposit to rent a utility trailer?
- While many utility trailer rentals on RNTR do not require a security deposit, some providers may require a refundable deposit, typically between $100 and $300 depending on the trailer size and provider. If a deposit is required, it is held at booking and returned once the trailer is checked back in without damage. All transactions are secured through Stripe to help protect your payment information.
- Does the rental price include a ramp?
- Many utility trailers listed on RNTR come equipped with a built-in loading ramp at no extra charge. You will see ramp availability noted in the listing details. If loading heavy equipment or riding mowers, always filter for or confirm ramp availability before booking.
- What size utility trailer do I need, and does it affect price?
- Yes, size directly affects the rental rate. A 5x10 trailer works well for hauling furniture or light yard debris and rents at the lower end of the price range. A 7x14 or 7x16 tandem-axle trailer is better for ATVs, large appliances, or construction materials and costs more per day. RNTR listings show trailer dimensions, payload capacity, and hitch requirements so you can match the trailer to your job before booking.
- Can I get a utility trailer delivered, or do I have to pick it up?
- Availability of pickup versus delivery depends on the individual RNTR provider. Many local rental shops offer pickup-only, while some providers offer delivery for an additional fee. Check the listing page for delivery options and any associated costs in your area.
- Am I covered if the trailer gets damaged during my rental?
- RNTR includes up to $2,000 in damage protection on qualifying rentals, giving you peace of mind when hauling heavy or awkward loads. Review the specific coverage details on your booking confirmation. As always, renters are expected to return equipment in the same condition they received it.
Utility Trailer Rental Pricing by Size and Type
| Trailer Size / Type | Daily Rate | Weekly Rate | Monthly Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5x8 Open Utility Trailer | $40 - $55 | $140 - $185 | $350 - $450 |
| 5x10 Open Utility Trailer (with ramp) | $45 - $65 | $155 - $210 | $375 - $475 |
| 6x12 Single-Axle Utility Trailer | $55 - $80 | $185 - $270 | $440 - $580 |
| 77x10 Open Utility Trailer (with ramp) | $55 - $75 | $190 - $250 | $450 - $560 |
| 77x12 Utility Trailer | $65 - $85 | $215 - $285 | $490 - $620 |
| 7x14 Tandem-Axle Utility Trailer | $75 - $105 | $250 - $340 | $560 - $720 |
| 7x16 Tandem-Axle Utility Trailer | $90 - $120 | $300 - $385 | $650 - $820 |
| 20 ft Flatbed Utility Trailer | $100 - $140 | $340 - $450 | $750 - $960 |
What Affects Utility Trailer Rental Cost?
Several factors influence the final price you pay when renting a utility trailer through RNTR. Understanding them helps you get the best rate for your specific job.
Trailer size and payload capacity are the biggest drivers. A compact 5x8 or 5x10 trailer is the most affordable option and handles most residential hauling tasks. Step up to a 7x14 or 7x16 tandem-axle trailer when you need to move a riding mower, a side-by-side, heavy construction materials, or multiple large appliances. Larger trailers cost more per day but often save money compared to making multiple trips.
Rental duration matters too. Booking by the week almost always delivers better value per day than daily bookings stacked together. If your renovation or move is going to take three or more days, ask your RNTR provider about their weekly rate.
Hitch and wiring requirements can add indirect costs. Most utility trailers use either a 2-inch or 2-5/16-inch ball hitch and either a 4-flat or 7-round wiring connector. If your tow vehicle needs an adapter, factor that into your budget. RNTR listing pages clearly state the required hitch size and wiring type.
Ramp availability is another consideration. Trailers with built-in fold-down ramps make loading equipment, mowers, or wheeled cargo much easier and are often priced only slightly higher than ramp-free models.
Location and local demand also shift pricing. Urban markets and high-demand summer weekends tend to push rates toward the top of the range. Booking a day or two in advance versus same-day can also help you lock in better pricing.
Security deposit is not part of the rental rate but it does affect your upfront cost. Most providers on RNTR require a refundable deposit of $100 to $300. This is returned when the trailer comes back undamaged.
What's Included in a Utility Trailer Rental?
When you book a utility trailer through RNTR, here is what is typically included in the base rental rate:
- Use of the trailer for your selected rental period
- Safety chains and trailer lighting (connected via the included wiring harness)
- Loading ramp on models equipped with one (confirm in the listing)
- Basic pre-rental walkthrough from your local provider covering hookup and load securing
- RNTR damage protection of up to $2,000 on qualifying bookings
Items that are usually NOT included and may cost extra:
- Tie-down straps and cargo nets (available at most hardware stores for $10 to $25)
- Hitch ball or adapter if your vehicle is not equipped
- Delivery to your location (available from select providers for an additional fee)
- Extended rental periods beyond the originally booked window
For larger hauling needs tied to construction projects, it may be worth comparing utility trailer rental costs against other equipment options. RNTR also lists mini excavator rentals and scissor lift rentals if your job scope goes beyond hauling.
All RNTR bookings are processed through Stripe-secured payments, so your financial information is protected from reservation through return.
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