Snowmobile Trailers For Sale in Alberta - Calgary - Red Deer - Edmonton/Morinville & Nisku

Snowmobile Trailers and Accessories

With brand new, fresh powder coming, it’s time to rev up the snowmobile. But for some, the only way to use your sled is to first transport it somewhere using another vehicle. Odds are, your truck bed isn’t big enough for the entire thing to fit safely inside, so you’ll need a snowmobile trailer and maybe a few extra features. Allan Dale Trailers & RVs has gone into some of the details below, but if you need more advice, stop by one of our locations, including one in Calgary, Edmonton, Alberta, and talk to one of our friendly staff.

Open or Enclosed

Choosing the right type of trailer is going to be the difference between a smooth trailering experience and a nightmare investment. One of the biggest questions you’ll want to ask yourself is if you want an open or enclosed trailer. Open trailers are usually cheaper and easier to maintain, but enclosed trailers will provide your cargo more protection. You’ll want to think about your budget and where you’ll be traveling to make this decision.

Steel or Aluminum

Another important consideration is choosing the right material for your trailer. Some trailers are made from steel, which can make them more durable and versatile and also sometimes cheaper. This can be ideal for long-term use, but they do often require more maintenance and rust more easily, which can be a big problem in damp climates.

The alternative is going with an aluminum trailer. They’re lightweight, so they’re more efficient to tow, and they’re less prone to weathering and mechanical damage. Many recreational powersport users, including snowmobilers, find these trailers to be perfect for their needs.

Tilts, Ramps, and Other Trailer Accessories

It’s generally not enough to just get the trailer. Some models come with standard features that will make using it a lot easier, but some of these products are sold separately. Think about how you’re going to load your trailer. Some models are going to come with their own ramp, but you might need to buy one of your own. You can also get a tilt to help angle your trailer downwards and make loading even easier.

If you have the room and the ability, you might be able to install extra storage options in your trailer, especially if you have an enclosed model. From boxes to hooks to racks and more, this can help keep your traveling unit organized and allow you to bring along all the essential gear without stuffing every corner of the trailer floor.

Ready to check out some snowmobile trailers? Stop by Allan Dale Trailers & RVs and we’ll show you which models we have available right now!