Moving trucks

26'

4+ bedrooms

24'

3-4 bedrooms

17'

2-3 bedrooms

14'

1-2 bedrooms

10'

apartment

Cargo moving van

Pickup moving truck

Cargo trailers

6' x 12'

up to 396 cubic feet

5' x 10'

up to 230 cubic feet

5' x 8'

up to 208 cubic feet

4' x 8'

up to 142 cubic feet

Sport trailer

up to 45 cubic feet

Utility trailers

6' x 12'

68 square feet

5' x 9'

43 square feet

5' x 8'

37 square feet

4' x 7'

26 square feet

Vehicle trailers

Car trailer / Car hauler

Car dolly

Motorcycle trailer

Truck and trailer measurements are approximate. The equipment you receive may vary in size, based on the engineering/design specifications of multiple-production models. The miles per gallon calculations are estimations for ideal driving circumstances. Many conditions can affect this number, including driving with a load, road grades and conditions, and vehicle speed.

5' x 8' Utility Trailer

Trailer user instructions:
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Tips and guidelines for safely towing a trailer:
Safe trailering handbook
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How to hook up a U-Haul trailer

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Capacity

Max load: 1,890 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 2,890 lbs.
Empty weight: 1,000 lbs.

Dimensions

Inside dimensions: 7'8" x 4'10" (LxW)

Features

Lowest deck
Softest ride

Recommended moving items

5' x 8' x 8' storage room
20 boxes
1 roll of tape
1-2 dozen furniture pads
1 rope
Utility dolly

Advisements

Your towing vehicle:

Must be equipped with a hard top if it is an SUV. U-Haul does not allow any type of sport-utility vehicle not equipped with a hard top to tow U-Haul equipment.
Must weigh at least 2,700 lbs. (curb weight)
Must have Class 2 tow hitch (3,500 lbs. minimum weight-carrying rating)
Must have 1-7/8", 2" or 2-1/8" hitch ball (3,500 lbs. minimum)
Must not exceed maximum allowable hitch ball height 25"
Must have external mirrors on both sides
Must have fully operational lighting
Trailer lighting must be operational at all times, day and night
Maximum recommended speed is 45 MPH

Remember

Load trailers heavier in front.
Reduce normal driving speed.
Wear a seatbelt.