What is a good trailer for pulling a SUV

[teameyecatcher]

Boss is looking for a trailer to tow a Range Rover. Those are decently heavy vehicles for the size, so I was hoping I could get a little insight to pass along. It would be towed by an F-250. It could be either open or enclosed, but it's a little out of my league of suggestion. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[twin200]

Featherlite car hauler if price is NOT a issue

[teameyecatcher]

Is there anything reasonable under the 5,000 range?

[screamin7.3]

Originally Posted by twin200

Featherlite car hauler if price is NOT a issue

Yep. Top notch for sure.

[twin200]

Originally Posted by teameyecatcher

Is there anything reasonable under the 5,000 range?

Not a new enclosed. A new 24ft enclosed featherlite will run around $20.000 dollars.I have a 2006 in my gallery

[teameyecatcher]

Enclosed would be nice but not necessary. I think 20k would be a bit out of range

[twin200]

Originally Posted by teameyecatcher

Enclosed would be nice but not necessary. I think 20k would be a bit out of range

yeah I wouldn't pay that for a trailer. I got lucky and found mine where a dealer had the trailer for 2 years.he sold it half price

[jdhallissey]

Really any trailer that has big enough axles under it. I tow my jeep around on a trailer that is 15 years old. I re did the wiring and put new shoes on her and she pulls great. FYI what ever trailer you get BALANCE THE TIRES on it.

[mustangman02232]

Brimar or landoll are some good trailers

[StarDriver]

Well,you can find some cheaper enclosed used for around $5000, they're not a Featherlite, but it'll work. For that Range Rover,I'd make sure it had at least 5200# axles under it, 6000 # would be better and give you the 16 inch wheels, 7000# would be ideal. Enclosed trailer will be roughly 4000 # + 6000# SUV. IF you go open, again, I'd have at least 5200# axles. If you get one with 3500# axles, you'll be overweight.