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 You can depend on MAXX-D to provide workhorse DUMP TRAILERS in proven designs and configurations. With thousands of different combinations to choose from, you’ll never have to settle for a trailer that isn’t built exactly for you and your needs. Because in the end, we’re all about what it is you’re making and doing with your MAXX-D DUMP TRAILER. 

 Finally, an answer to the age-old dilemma of loading ultra-low sports cars and specialty vehicles. We took the concept of an air-bagged car suspension system and applied it to a car hauling trailer. The result is an incredibly easy to use trailer that loads even the lowest of vehicles with ease: The MAXX-D DROP-N-LOAD®  car trailer.   

 Whether you’re looking for an equipment or car hauler with ramps or a tilt deck, we’ve got you covered. This category includes many models of car haulers, equipment trailers, buggy haulers, and tilt trailers. They all come standard with radial tires, and other than the C2M and C3M they come standard with flush mounted LED lights. 

 Flatbed Trailers is our category of commercial grade work trailers including flat deck trailers, gooseneck trailers, pintle hook trailers, tilt trailers, and hydraulic dovetail trailers. This class of I-beam flatbed trailers has a GVWR range of 14,000 lbs up to 40,000 lbs. These tilt trailers can serve well as a container trailer or as an equipment trailer. Our Slide-X tilt trailer is an almost unbeatable option for low ground clearance equipment. The LHX 40K gooseneck trailer is one of the toughest hot shot trailers on the market. With these options and more, we’re confident a MAXX-D gooseneck trailer can do the work you need for years to come. 

TILT TRAILERS

Here at MAXX-D we give the working man hardworking tilt trailers that are designed for the different work challenges blue-collar people face every day. Whether you haul equipment for a living or just haul your side by side on the weekends, our tilts are made to get things done.

We don’t just build trailers at MAXX-D—we use them ourselves. There are always bales to load and cows to feed, cars and side-by-sides to haul, tractors to transport, loads of gravel to spread, and materials to pick up. Our team applies this real-world experience to all the trailers we design, including our tilt trailers. We engineer and build the kind of trailers we would want to use, because we use them for work too.

Roll-off dump trailers can be a great alternative to a dump trailer. They have the versatility of having a flatbed or bin attachment. The investment to service more than one job site can be lower with a roll-off dump. A multiple bin package allows you to serve multiple locations with a trash service. A roll-off bin on a job site looks cleaner and has a lower chance of theft than a regular dump trailer. You can choose from a 14’ trailer and bin setup with 13.6 cubic yards, or our 16’ trailer and bin setup with 16.1 cubic yards.