Enclosed Cargo Trailers For Sale in SW Alberta
Our cargo trailers for sale are built to withstand every task! These sturdy enclosed cargo trailers are spacious, easy to tow and keep your haul locked safely away. Come see our wide selection of enclosed cargo trailers for sale at any of our three dealerships in Calgary, Edmonton, and Red Deer, AB!Enclosed Cargo Trailer Buying Guide
Enclosed trailers are a great option for transporting cargo with protection from weather and theft. If an enclosed model is perfect for your hauling needs, use the below buyer's guide to help narrow your search. When you are ready to explore enclosed trailers for sale, head over to Allan Dale Trailers & RVs. Our dealership is based in Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton, Alberta. We proudly serve those throughout Alberta.
1. Decide What Trailer Material
Most enclosed cargo trailers are made from aluminum or steel. Both materials offer perks.
Aluminum tends to be lighter, which means you'll burn less fuel towing an aluminum trailer. It can also make the towing experience a bit easier. Aluminum is also more immune to rust, saving you money on rust-related repairs.
Steel tends to be more durable overall. It can stand stronger against general wear and tear, saving you money on maintenance and repairs. It's also easier to find a service department experienced with steel enclosed trailers. Aluminum welding requires a unique technique that not all repair employees know.
2. Decide What Outer Skin You Need
Next, consider what type of trailer outer skin best suits your needs. Different models vary in the outer skin thickness. The thicker the skin, the more durable the enclosed trailer and the better protection it'll offer to the cargo inside. But thicker skin uses more material, which increases the enclosed cargo trailer's price.
There are a few factors that affect your outer skin needs. First, think about how long you want to use the enclosed trailer. If this purchase needs to last for many years, you'll want to invest in the more long-lasting thicker skin. Second, think about where you'll be using the enclosed cargo trailer. If it'll be exposed to more extreme weather, it's best to get the more sturdy outer skin.
3. Decide What Roof You Need
There are two enclosed trailer roof types: flat and rounded. Flat roofs tend to be the more affordable option. But they also tend to collect water and debris, which can increase the number of times you need to clean it off.
Rounded roofs tend to cost more. But debris more easily slides off, which can make upkeep easier. It'll also give you a bit more interior space to store a few extra items.
Ready to shop enclosed cargo trailers for sale? Check out the selection at Allan Dale Trailers & RVs. If you need help finding the right model, our friendly staff can help. Tell us what you are looking for, then we can recommend compatible trailers. We operate dealerships in Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton, Alberta, and proudly serve those throughout Alberta.