Introducing the New U-Haul Toy Hauler
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The new U-Haul Toy Hauler is built for customers who need more durability and flexibility when transporting vehicles and equipment. Whether you’re hauling a pickup truck, a three-wheeled motorcycle, ATVs, or building materials, the Toy Hauler trailer combines the utility of a flatbed trailer with vehicle transport capabilities in one easy-to-tow design.
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What are the Best Features on the New Toy Hauler?
The best part about the new Toy Hauler is its versatility. Unlike many traditional car trailers, the Toy Hauler is designed to accommodate vehicles with unique widths, wheelbases, ride heights, and tire setups. You no longer have to worry about fitting tires onto two tracks, because the Toy Hauler is a flatbed trailer.
High Cargo Capacity
Because of the large load capacity (6,845 lbs.), you can load large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and so much more. If you’re hauling materials for an event or remodeling project, this helps you make fewer trips and save on gas costs.
16’ Loading Deck
The Toy Hauler deck measures 16’ 1” by 8’ 2”. This size is long enough to safely transport the longest production vehicles with ease because of the large load capacity.
3 Loading Ramps
With three loading ramps, the Toy Hauler is the ultimate tool for accommodating nearly any vehicle, ATV, side-by-side, tractor, Kei truck, three-wheeled motorcycle, or any other unique vehicle you have. The Toy Hauler also excels at transporting vehicles with low ground clearance.
Drive-Over Fenders
The drive-over fenders are something unique to traditional flatbed trailers. But here is where the Toy Hauler takes it to the next level: the drive-over fenders are designed to accommodate nearly any wheel width and camber because of the unique angled design.
Numerous Tie-Down Points
20 D-Ring tiedowns are located around the outer edge of the trailer, making loading and unloading your vehicle easier, as you aren’t restricted to ratchet straps in a specific location. There are also rails around the flatbed trailer that you can use to tie down your load.
Outer Guard Railing
Traditional flatbed trailers are completely flat to save on costs, but not the Toy Hauler. We want you to have the peace of mind that your load or vehicle isn’t going anywhere. Outer guard rails help drivers know where their vehicle is on the trailer and prevent large items from sliding off the side of the vehicle in case of an emergency.
Whether you’re transporting a recreational vehicle to the dunes or hauling materials to a job site, the Toy Hauler is designed to adapt to your needs.
Check out what Dan from Gears & Gadgets had to say about the new Toy Hauler while touring one of our assembly plants and learn how the new Toy Hauler trailers are built!
What the New Toy Hauler Can Do for You
Vehicle Transport
Vehicles with smaller widths, three wheels, and more can be easily loaded, transported, and unloaded.
Here are unique cars and motorcycles that can be loaded onto a Toy Hauler.
- Any Japanese Kei Truck
- 3-wheeled motorcycles (Harley Davidson Tri-Glide, Can-Am Ryker)
- Polaris Slingshot S
- Wide-body vehicles
- Low-clearance vehicles
- Wide-stance trucks
- Lifted trucks
ATV and Off-Road Vehicle Transport
Thanks to the three loading ramps on the Toy Hauler and its wide deck, it can tow up to four ATVs in one trip, eliminating the need to purchase an expensive wide ramp trailer.
The flexible tie-down system allows riders to secure ATVs in multiple configurations depending on wheelbase and cargo size. For example, you can load a side-by-side and an ATV on the same trailer!
The Toy Hauler is designed to accommodate many side-by-side and UTV models thanks to its drive-over fenders and wide deck. Vehicles with larger tires and aggressive suspension setups can be loaded more easily compared to standard narrow-track trailers.
Learn more about How to Safely Transport ATVs and Off-Road Vehicles.
Utility
The new U-Haul Toy Hauler doubles as a 16-foot flatbed trailer; you can haul building materials, landscaping supplies, appliances, pallets, and oversized cargo that may not fit in cargo trailers or pickup beds.
Learn more about 5 Everyday Uses for a Flatbed Trailer Rental.
How Much Does the New U-Haul Toy Hauler Cost to Rent?
For local rentals, returning the trailer to the same location it was rented from; the rate is $89.95 per day. For long-distance or one-way Toy Hauler rentals, this cost depends on where the trailer is located, where it is going, and how long the rental period is.
Where Can I Find the New Toy Hauler?
Since coming off the line in 2025, there are more than 5,300 across all 50 states and most Canadian Provinces. There is also additional new Toy Hauler production planned for 2027. That means you can find a Toy Hauler trailer rental near you at nearly any U-Haul location and neighborhood dealer. You can also rent the new Toy Hauler through the U-Haul App!
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