Frequently Asked Questions

We sell utility trailers, dump trailers, equipment trailers, car haulers, enclosed trailers, tilt trailers, gooseneck trailers, deckover trailers, ATV trailers, landscape trailers, and cargo trailers, from brands including Sure-Trac, Lamar, MAXXD, and Iron Bull.

Yes. We carry both new and used trailers, and every unit passes the same multi-point inspection before it's offered for sale.

Yes. If we don't have the exact configuration you need on the lot, we can special-order it from the manufacturer with a deposit.

In many cases, yes. Bring your trailer's details to any location and our sales team can evaluate it for trade-in or purchase.

Yes. We offer financing for qualified personal and commercial buyers. You can apply online before your visit or in person at any location.

Approval depends on your lender and overall application, not a single credit score cutoff. We work with buyers across a range of credit profiles — apply and our finance team will walk you through your options.

We accept cash, debit and credit cards, certified bank checks, and approved financing. Personal checks require prior manager approval.

Yes, a deposit is required to hold any in-stock or special-order trailer. Deposit amounts vary by trailer type and are applied to your purchase price.

Both options are available. You can pick up your trailer at any of our four locations, or arrange delivery to your home or job site for an additional fee based on distance.

In-stock trailers are typically available for pickup or delivery within a few business days. Special-order units depend on manufacturer production and shipping timelines.

Towing requirements depend on the trailer's weight and your vehicle's tow rating. Our sales team will confirm your vehicle is a safe match before you leave the lot, or can arrange delivery if needed.

Yes. New trailers include manufacturer warranty coverage, and our service centers handle warranty repairs in-house at all four locations.

Yes. Our service centers work on trailers of any brand, whether or not you purchased it from Best Choice Trailers.

Yes. Every new and used trailer passes a documented multi-point inspection covering the frame, welds, axles, brakes, lights, tires, and wiring before sale.

A bumper-pull trailer hitches to a standard ball hitch at the rear of a tow vehicle, while a gooseneck trailer hitches inside the bed of a pickup truck for greater stability and towing capacity. Our sales team can help you determine which fits your towing setup.

Dump trailers are built for hauling and unloading loose material like mulch, gravel, or debris with a hydraulic lift bed. Utility trailers are a flatter, more general-purpose option for equipment, landscaping gear, or general hauling. Tell us what you're hauling and we'll point you to the right fit.

It depends on the dimensions and weight of what you're hauling. Bring your equipment specs to any location and our team will help you match the right length, width, and axle capacity.

We have four locations in Pennsylvania: Carlisle, Irwin, Evans City, and West Middlesex.

Inventory can vary by location. If you're looking for a specific trailer, call ahead or check with a location directly, and we can also arrange a transfer between lots in many cases.