Utility trailers are useful for hauling lawn equipment, landscaping materials, construction supplies, recreational equipment, and other bulky loads. In 2026, Tractor Supply carries utility trailers in several sizes and configurations, ranging from compact single-axle models to larger tandem-axle designs. Current listings include models from Carry-On, Karavan, and DK2, with differences in trailer dimensions, maximum load capacity
Tractor Supply's utility-trailer selection includes both compact trailers for lighter hauling and larger models designed for heavier loads.
Examples from the current catalog include:
The current Tractor Supply catalog lists dozens of utility trailers across different sizes and configurations.
Some utility trailers are currently listed under Tractor Supply's sale category.
The Karavan 6.8 × 13 ft. Elite Steel Utility Trailer is listed at $2,999.99, reduced from $3,299.99, representing a $300 reduction. The trailer has a listed maximum capacity of 1,856 pounds.
Several DK2 models also appear in the current sale listings.
The DK2 4.5 × 7.5 ft. 5-in-1 Black Powder-Coat Heavy Chore Utility Trailer is listed at $1,799.99, while another DK2 4.5 × 7.5 ft. 5-in-1 Multi-Use model is listed at $1,899.99. A galvanized DK2 4.5 × 7.5 ft. multi-use model is listed at $1,999.99.
The DK2 ATV700 700-pound ATV Trailer by Marlon is also listed at $662.99, reduced from $779.99.
Sale pricing can change, so listed prices should be treated as current catalog figures rather than permanent prices.
Carry-On is one of the prominent trailer brands represented in Tractor Supply's utility-trailer catalog.
The Carry-On 5 × 8 ft. Wood Floor Utility Trailer has a listed maximum capacity of 1,500 pounds and is currently listed at $999.99.
The 6.3 × 8 ft. Tube Top Rail model has a 1,275-pound maximum capacity and is listed at $1,499.99.
For larger loads, the Carry-On 5.5 × 10 ft. Tube Top Rail model has a listed maximum capacity of 2,076 pounds and is priced at $1,999.99.
Larger configurations include the 7 × 12 ft. Mesh High Side model, rated for 2,040 pounds, and a 6.3 × 14 ft. Tandem Axle model rated for 5,500 pounds.
Karavan models provide another range of sizes and designs.
The Karavan 5 × 8 ft. Steel Utility Trailer with Slide Rails has a listed maximum capacity of 1,500 pounds. The trailer uses a slide-down rail system and is designed for hauling smaller equipment such as riding mowers or ATVs.
A larger Karavan 6.8 × 13 ft. Elite Steel Utility Trailer has a listed maximum capacity of 1,856 pounds. This model is currently part of Tractor Supply's sale listings.
Karavan also produces larger tandem-axle utility trailers, including models designed for substantially higher load capacities.
DK2 utility trailers include several multi-purpose configurations.
The 4.5 × 7.5 ft. 5-in-1 models are designed around multiple hauling configurations. Some versions include a drive-up gate, while others use galvanized construction.
A 6 × 10 ft. DK2 landscape trailer is also listed in the Tractor Supply utility-trailer catalog, with a 1,950-pound capacity.
The variety of DK2 configurations makes trailer dimensions and maximum capacity important factors when comparing models.
Trailer dimensions should correspond with the equipment and materials being transported.
A 5 × 8 ft. trailer can be suitable for smaller loads such as:
A larger 6 × 10 ft., 6 × 14 ft., or 7 × 12 ft. trailer provides additional bed space for larger equipment and bulky materials.
However, a larger trailer does not automatically mean that every vehicle can safely tow the maximum rated load.
Maximum load capacity refers to the amount of cargo a trailer is designed to carry.
The trailer's own empty weight is separate from the cargo capacity.
For example, a trailer rated for 1,500 pounds should not be treated as capable of carrying 1,500 pounds plus additional weight beyond its specified rating.
The towing vehicle also has its own maximum towing and payload limits.
Safe hauling requires consideration of:
Utility trailers can use different floor materials.
Wood floors are common on traditional utility trailers and can provide a practical surface for lawn equipment, landscaping materials, and general hauling.
Steel construction can provide durability and structural strength, while galvanized steel can provide additional resistance to corrosion.
The best configuration depends on the intended hauling conditions and the type of cargo being transported.
Single-axle trailers are common among smaller utility trailers.
They generally have a compact design and can be suitable for lighter loads.
Tandem-axle trailers use two axles and are generally associated with larger trailer configurations and higher load ratings.
For example, Tractor Supply lists a Carry-On 6.3 × 14 ft. tandem-axle utility trailer with a 5,500-pound maximum capacity.
A larger trailer can provide greater hauling capability, but towing requirements also increase with trailer size and loaded weight.
Some utility trailers incorporate folding designs.
Carry-On's SmartFold lineup includes a 6 × 11 ft. model and a 6 × 14 ft. tandem-axle model. The current catalog lists the 6 × 11 ft. model at $2,499.99 and the 6 × 14 ft. tandem-axle model at $3,799.99.
Folding construction can be useful where storage space is limited.
Price is only one factor when comparing utility trailers.
Other specifications include:
The usable bed area determines how much cargo can fit inside the trailer.
The maximum cargo rating indicates how much weight the trailer is designed to carry.
A drive-up gate or ramp can make loading wheeled equipment easier.
Tube-top rails, mesh sides, and removable or folding rails affect how cargo is contained.
Wood, steel, and other floor constructions have different characteristics.
Single and tandem axles serve different hauling requirements.
Trailer tires must be suitable for the loaded trailer weight and intended use.
Utility trailers can serve many purposes.
Common uses include transporting:
The cargo must remain within the trailer's rated capacity and dimensions.
A trailer's maximum capacity should not be considered independently from the tow vehicle.
The vehicle must have sufficient towing capacity for the loaded trailer.
The hitch receiver, hitch ball, wiring system, brakes, tires, and vehicle payload rating also matter.
A trailer rated for several thousand pounds can exceed the safe towing capability of a smaller passenger vehicle.
Checking the vehicle manufacturer's towing specifications before loading a trailer is therefore important.
Braking requirements can vary based on trailer weight, vehicle configuration, and state regulations.
Larger trailers may use electric brakes or other braking systems.
The trailer's braking equipment should be compatible with the towing vehicle and maintained properly.
State laws can also establish requirements based on trailer weight and braking systems.
Trailer registration requirements vary by state.
Depending on the location, registration, title documentation, safety inspections, lighting requirements, and other legal requirements may apply.
Trailer ownership paperwork can also differ depending on whether the trailer is purchased new or used.
State transportation agencies provide the applicable requirements for registration and operation.
The current Tractor Supply sale listings demonstrate a wide range of trailer pricing.
| Trailer | Listed Price | Listed Savings | Maximum Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| DK2 ATV700 ATV Trailer | $662.99 | $117 | 700 lb. |
| DK2 4.5 × 7.5 ft. 5-in-1 Black | $1,799.99 | Sale listing | 1,639 lb. |
| DK2 4.5 × 7.5 ft. Multi-Use | $1,899.99 | Sale listing | 1,639 lb. |
| Karavan 6.8 × 13 ft. Elite Steel | $2,999.99 | $300 | 1,856 lb. |
The listed prices and promotions reflect the Tractor Supply catalog at the time of research and can change.
The most suitable trailer depends on the intended load rather than the lowest listed price.
A compact trailer can make sense for occasional light-duty hauling.
A medium-size trailer may provide more room for riding mowers, ATVs, landscaping supplies, and household materials.
A larger tandem-axle trailer can accommodate heavier loads but requires a tow vehicle capable of handling the additional weight.
Trailer dimensions, capacity, construction, and towing requirements should therefore be considered together.
Tractor Supply's 2026 utility-trailer listings include a broad range of models from Carry-On, Karavan, and DK2.
Current sale listings include the Karavan 6.8 × 13 ft. Elite Steel Utility Trailer at $2,999.99, representing a $300 reduction from its listed former price. Several DK2 models are also featured in the sale category, including multi-use trailers and an ATV trailer.